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@mozaic-ds/mozaic-web-components
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Mozaic-Web-Components is the web component Mozaic DS implementation
This project contains a collection of Svelte and Web Component that implements the Mozaic Design System guidelines.
All the available components are showcased in our Storybook.
To install mozaic-web-components
in your project, you will need to run the following command using npm
:
npm install --save @mozaic-ds/mozaic-web-components
If you prefer Yarn
, use the following command instead:
yarn add @mozaic-ds/mozaic-web-components
Our library is available in a Svelte and in a Web Component version.
1 - Svelte
Import the Button component:
import Button from '@mozaic-ds/mozaic-web-components/public/components/button/Button.svelte';
// import Mozaic icons as web component
import '@mozaic-ds/mozaic-web-components/public/icons.js';
To avoid declaring the Svelte components as Web Component, you need to change a little your rollup.config.js
file.
svelte({
include: 'node_modules/@mozaic-ds/mozaic-web-components/public/components/**/*.svelte',
preprocess: [
postcss({
syntax: scssSyntax,
plugins: pluginList,
}),
autoPreprocess(),
],
compilerOptions: {
customElement: false /* Important to set it to false value */
}
}),
svelte({
include: 'src/**/*.svelte',
preprocess: [
postcss({
syntax: scssSyntax,
plugins: pluginList,
}),
autoPreprocess(),
]
})
NB:
svelte-xxx.config.js
thanks to the configFile
property.2 - Web Components
Import component gloabally:
// load the full library
import '@mozaic-ds/mozaic-web-components/public/bundle.js';
// import Mozaic icons as web component
import '@mozaic-ds/mozaic-web-components/public/icons.js';
Import component individually:
If you do not want to use all the components of the library, but only some of them, you can proceed as follows:
// In the entry point file of your application - usually src/main.js
import Button from '@mozaic-ds/mozaic-web-components/public/components/button/Button.js';
if (!customElements.get('m-button')) {
customElements.define('m-button', Button);
}
// For icons
import ArrowArrowRight16 from '@mozaic-ds/mozaic-web-components/public/icons/ArrowArrowRight16.js';
if (!customElements.get('navigation-arrow-arrow--right-16px')) {
customElements.define(
'navigation-arrow-arrow--right-16px',
ArrowArrowRight16
)
}
Once you've imported the component, you can use our components in the same manner as native HTML tags, for example:
<m-ratings size="s" value="3" suffixlabel="7 reviews" a11ylabel="Global score: 4/5"></m-ratings>
<m-button label="Label" size="m"></m-button>
In order to use Mozaic web components with Adeo preset, you have to import a specific path:
import '@mozaic-ds/mozaic-web-components/public/adeo/...';
NOTE: This is for global or individual imports
npm install
npm ci
npm run build:icons
npm run start
We're always looking for contributors to help us fix bugs, build features, or help us improve the documentation. If you're intersted chec out our Contribution Guide.
FAQs
Mozaic-Web-Components is the web component Mozaic DS implementation
We found that @mozaic-ds/mozaic-web-components demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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