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@jimengio/doc-frame
Advanced tools
Common UI for docs page.
Previews http://fe.jimu.io/doc-frame/
yarn add --dev @jimengio/doc-frame
import { DocSidebar, ISidebarEntry } from "@jimengio/doc-frame";
let docItems: ISidebarEntry[] = [
{
title: "Demo 1",
cnTitle: "例1",
path: "demo1",
},
{
title: "Demo 2",
cnTitle: "例2",
path: "demo2",
},
];
<DocSidebar items={docItems} currentPath={path} onSwitch={(item) => setPath(item.path)} />;
Markdown content rendered into block. When embed
mode is activated, all borders and margins are removed:
<DocBlock content="markdown content" embed></DocBlock>
A card container with title and link:
<DocDemo title="Demo of demo" link={"TODO"}>
<div>The demo</div>
</DocDemo>
<DocSnippet code={code} lang={"typescript"} />
https://github.com/jimengio/ts-workflow
MIT
FAQs
> Common UI for docs page.
The npm package @jimengio/doc-frame receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @jimengio/doc-frame popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @jimengio/doc-frame demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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