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React komponentbibliotek til Punkt, et designsystem laget av Oslo Origo
Dette repoet inneholder Punkt sine UI-komponenter for React. Komponentene er laget for å fungere sammen med @oslokommune/punkt-assets og @oslokommune/punkt-css. De fleste komponenter tar i bruk custom elements fra @oslokommune/punkt-elements. Enn så lenge støtter vi ikke full bruk i server-side-genererte apper.
Peer dependencies:
20.19.1>= 18**npm add @oslokommune/punkt-react
// src/App.tsx
import { PktButton, PktTextInput } from "@oslokommune/punkt-react";
...
<PktTextInput label="First name" id="firstName" />
<PktButton skin="primary" variant="icon-left" iconName="user">
Testbutton
</PktButton>
Alle våre komponenter bruker PktIcon-komponenten for å importere ikonene via vår CDN.
Om du har en content security policy(CSP) satt opp må du åpne for https://punkt-cdn.oslo.kommune.no/ i din CSP.
Les mer om ikoner her.
For beskrivelse av hvordan ta i bruk hver enkelt komponent se om komponenter.
Punkt bruker Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 for versjonering av pakkene.
Punkt er distribuert under MIT-lisens for åpen kildekode.
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React komponentbibliotek til Punkt, et designsystem laget av Oslo Origo
The npm package @oslokommune/punkt-react receives a total of 2,327 weekly downloads. As such, @oslokommune/punkt-react popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @oslokommune/punkt-react demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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