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@lightningjs/ui-components
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A collection of reusable UI components aimed at reducing the development cycle required to build apps with Lightning.
A collection of reusable UI components aimed at reducing the development cycle required to build apps with Lightning.
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Install from NPM:
npm install --save @lightningjs/ui-components
Import components as ES Modules
import { FocusManager } from '@lightningjs/ui-components';
Use components in your application
import from '@lightningjs/ui-components';
import { FocusManager } from '@lightningjs/ui-components';
class MyComponent extends lng.Component {
static _template() {
return {
FocusManager: {
type: FocusManager,
direction: 'row',
children: []
}
};
}
_getFocused() {
return this.tag('FocusManager');
}
};
FAQs
A shared library of helpful LightningJS components utilizing theme files to easily customize for any LightningJS application.
The npm package @lightningjs/ui-components receives a total of 2,224 weekly downloads. As such, @lightningjs/ui-components popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @lightningjs/ui-components 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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