@kit-data-manager/pid-component
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The PID-Component is a web component that can be used to display PIDs, ORCiDs, and possibly other identifiers in a user-friendly way. It is easily extensible to support other identifier types.
The PID-Component is a web component that can be used to display PIDs, ORCiDs, and possibly other identifiers in a user-friendly way. It is easily extensible to support other identifier types.
To use the component, import the package via unpkg:
<head>
<script type="module" src="https://unpkg.com/@kit-data-manager/pid-component"></script>
</head>
Alternatively you can install the package via npm:
npm install @kit-data-manager/pid-component
Then, you can use this component like this:
<display-magic value="21.T11981/be908bd1-e049-4d35-975e-8e27d40117e6"></display-magic>
You can try this web component in the demo.
Only use the display-magic component! All the others are just for prototyping...
There are detailed docs for the display-magic component available in the Storybook and in the source code.
TODO: Add more information
npm installFor running storybook in dev mode, run theses commands in separate terminals:
npm run buildWatchnpm run storybookAttention: Do NOT run npm run start. It will cause the storybook to not work properly.
If you did run npm run start, delete the following folders and run npm install again:
node_moduleswwwdistloader.stencilFAQs
The PID-Component is a web component that can be used to evaluate and display FAIR Digital Objects, PIDs, ORCiDs, and possibly other identifiers in a user-friendly way. It is easily extensible to support other identifier types.
We found that @kit-data-manager/pid-component demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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