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@momentum-ui/angular
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The Cisco Momentum UI Icons library allows developers to easily incorporate Webex Icons and CSS into any application.
@momentum-ui/angular
Momentum UI Angular is a UI framework for implementing Cisco Momentum Design into web apps and sites.
Install and manage the Momentum UI Angular using NPM. You may use yarn
or npm
. By default, yarn/npm installs packages to node_modules/.
npm install @momentum-ui/angular --save
or
yarn add @momentum-ui/angular
Import the components that you would like to use in the NgModule and declare them in the "imports" using the forRoot()
function.
import BadgeModule from '@momentum-ui/angular/lib/badge';
// or
import { BadgeModule } from '@momentum-ui/angular';
@NgModule({
imports: [
BadgeModule.forRoot()
]
})
Then import the components into the components where you will use them.
import BadgeComponent from '@momentum-ui/angular/lib/badge';
//or
import { BadgeComponent } from '@momentum-ui/angular';
PRs accepted.
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FAQs
The Cisco Momentum UI Icons library allows developers to easily incorporate Webex Icons and CSS into any application.
We found that @momentum-ui/angular demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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