@neighbourhoods/design-system-components
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Currently this package exports these components, all of which are under development but act as a good starting point for building Neighbourhoods UI:
Currently this package exports these components, all of which are under development but act as a good starting point for building Neighbourhoods UI:
(Comprising of the LitElement ancestor components from the neighbourhoods-design-system-components package - now deprecated). Use these as a base if you just want to inherit styles:
NHComponent - Just the NH design token CSS variables
NHComponentShoelace - In future we will add some Shoelace variable overrides so use this to include them too
NHButton
NHButtonGroup
NHCard
NHPostCard
NHCardList
NHTabButton
NHPagination
NHProfileCard
NHProfileIdenticon
NHPagination
NHPageHeaderCard
NHAssessmentWidget
NHSelectAvatar
NHSlide
NHMenu -- currently same as NHButtonGroup
sl- webcomponents internally)NHDialog
NHAlert
NHCreatePost
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Currently this package exports these components, all of which are under development but act as a good starting point for building Neighbourhoods UI:
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