@xola/ui-kit
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React component library for the next generation of Xola apps.
Install the UI kit.
$ npm install @xola/ui-kit
Install peer dependencies.
$ npm install autoprefixer postcss tailwindcss lodash
Create PostCSS and Tailwind config files.
$ echo 'module.exports = require("@xola/ui-kit/tailwind.config");' > tailwind.config.js
$ echo 'module.exports = require("@xola/ui-kit/postcss.config");' > postcss.config.js
Import main CSS files in your project.
import "@xola/ui-kit/index.css";
import "@xola/ui-kit/build/style.css";
UI kit expects you already have a working React dev environment with PostCSS support.
Import and use the components.
import { Button } from "@xola/ui-kit";
Install all required dependencies:
$ nvm use
$ npm install
Start the Storybook development server:
$ npm run dev
$ npm pack
$ cd your-project
$ npm install ../ui-kit/xola-ui-kit@{version}.tgz --no-save
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Xola UI Kit
The npm package @xola/ui-kit receives a total of 4,759 weekly downloads. As such, @xola/ui-kit popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @xola/ui-kit demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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