cleverstyle-widgets
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Set of useful unstyled custom elements (Web Components) that work nicely with Shadow DOM
CleverStyle Widgets is a set of useful unstyled custom elements (Web Components) that work nicely with Shadow DOM, ready for convenient data bindings and doesn't enforce any appearance by default (namely, almost no styling by default, just support for many CSS mixins, so you can style them the way you need).
CleverStyle Widgets project was initially created as a part of CleverStyle Framework's UI, but now available as a separate project for everyone to use.
There are automated tests yet, if you can contribute some - definitely do so!
npm install cleverstyle-widgets
window.Polymer is used) alongside with WebComponents polyfill with Shady DOM/CSS support (webcomponents-hi-sd-ce.js in order to support all major modern browsers)src/index.html for using all components or pick relevant collection of separate components from src (make sure to include necessary bits from src/csw-0-behaviors-and-mixins too)Feel free to create issues and send pull requests (for big changes create an issue first and link it from the PR), they are highly appreciated!
When reading source code make sure to configure 1 tab to be 4 spaces (GitHub uses 8 by default), otherwise code might be hard to read.
Free Public License 1.0.0 / Zero Clause BSD License
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Set of useful unstyled custom elements (Web Components) that work nicely with Shadow DOM
The npm package cleverstyle-widgets receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, cleverstyle-widgets popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cleverstyle-widgets 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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