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Carbon add-on for IBM Cloud
You can install the carbon-addons-cloud
package through NPM by doing either of the following:
npm install carbon-addons-cloud --save
# Or, with yarn
yarn add carbon-addons-cloud
After the package is installed, you can access components inside of the package by importing them in one of the following ways:
// With ES2015 modules
import { CloudHeader } from 'carbon-addons-cloud';
// With CommonJS modules
const { CloudHeader } = require('carbon-addons-cloud');
The package also ships with the components Sass files as well. To use these, all you have to do is import the files in one of the following ways:
// Default import path relative to `node_modules`
@import 'node_modules/carbon-addons-cloud/scss/index.scss'
// If you're using webpack, you can use `~` to alias a node module
@import '~/carbon-addons-cloud/scss/index.scss'
Component-specific Sass files are also included and can be imported in a similar fashion.
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The npm package carbon-addons-cloud receives a total of 71 weekly downloads. As such, carbon-addons-cloud popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that carbon-addons-cloud 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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