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@search-api-decoupled/ui
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This is a UI component library for the Search API decoupled client.
It's built with CSS and Typescript.
The components expect to find a specific id attribute on divs, then they will use those divs as entrypoints, getting the rest of attributes as data and rendering the component. Those components are expected to throw events in order to interact with the client.
The client @search-api-decoupled/client
will provide the data and the entrypoints, it will follow specific interfaces for each type of element and widget. All the components should follow those interfaces in order to work with the client.
These components will be consumed as libraries in the search api decoupled ui
drupal module in order to provide ui elements to the client.
git clone git@git.drupal.org:project/search_api_decoupled_client_ui.git
nvm use && npm i
npm run dev
to run the dev env with the elements introduced in a simple html fileindex.html
in order to add or remove attributes to the mocked elementspackage.json
change the dependency to use the local version of this package using file:../search_api_decoupled_client_ui
FAQs
UI elements for the drupal search-api-decoupled ecosystem
The npm package @search-api-decoupled/ui receives a total of 345 weekly downloads. As such, @search-api-decoupled/ui popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @search-api-decoupled/ui 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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