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@pluralsight/headless-styles
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Headless styles for Pluralsight.
A utility library that delivers styles and a11y properties for all Pluralsight Web UI Kit Components.
This project uses Yarn berry workspaces with Jest for unit testing. Since this is a platform agnostic framework we use a Pluralsight Codesandbox account for development. This allows us to test multiple frameoworks at once without having to manage and install different packages/setups (i.e. React, MUI, styled-components, etc.) while also creating examples to use in our docs website.
This project uses Yarn 3 with PnP so there is no setup commands needed. Just clone the repo and start working. :tada:
To run your unit tests, make sure you are in the project root directory not this workspace - and run:
yarn test
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Javascript library of accessibility and style helpers for the Pando Design System.
The npm package @pluralsight/headless-styles receives a total of 217 weekly downloads. As such, @pluralsight/headless-styles popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @pluralsight/headless-styles demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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