@talkjs/theme-default
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The @talkjs/theme-default package contains the default theme for the @talkjs/components package, which provides chat UI components for TalkJS. When combined with @talkjs/components, it lets you display a chat with any frontend framework, such as Angular, Vue or Svelte.
To use this package, you will need a TalkJS account. TalkJS provides a ready-to-use chat client for your application. Your account gives you access to TalkJS's free development environment.
If you're using React, install both @talkjs/theme-default and the @talkjs/components package:
npm install @talkjs/components @talkjs/theme-default
# or
yarn add @talkjs/components @talkjs/theme-default
If you're using another framework, you'll also need to add the react and react-dom dependencies:
npm install @talkjs/components @talkjs/theme-default react react-dom
# or
yarn add @talkjs/components @talkjs/theme-default react react-dom
For examples of how to use @talkjs/default-theme with @talkjs/components, see Examples in the TalkJS docs.
This library is open-source and permissively licensed (MIT). The source code is available on GitHub.
To contribute a PR, we require that you fill out a contributor license agreement (CLA) so that we (TalkJS) retain ownership over this repository.
Pick the Corporate CLA or the individual CLA.
Note that you do not need to sign anything to be able to fork this repository and make changes for your own use.
If you encounter any problems with @talkjs/theme-default, please open an issue. If you have a problem with TalkJS itself, or if you're not sure where the problem lies, it's better to open a chat for support. TalkJS support is staffed by engineers.
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The default theme for the @talkjs/components package.
We found that @talkjs/theme-default demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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