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Why Web components, zero dependency's and all benefits of reusability. Just drop it in the project and use it.
These Custom Elements are now native to JavaScript. Read more about it MDN - Web Components - Concepts and usage
For an example on how to use this module vist FECE - Demo
I also recommend to see some demos on how you can use custom elements natively. There is also a wiki with more information
if you will be packaging your app you can save it has a dev dependency
$ npm install fece --save-dev
To check for updates you can use the following command
$ npm outdated
If you want to upgrade, I did not find an easier way than to
package-lock.json filefece is at the version you wantMight not be recommended but you can include all the elements with the following import
import 'node_modules/fece/index.js'
It's recommended to only include the one's needed
import 'node_modules/fece/circular-percentage.js'
Once included on the tag will be available.
<circular-percentage data-percent="50"></circular-percentage>
Note that you can also just download the files from the git repo and include them in your project
With the pollyfill IE and browser support
the :host selector in the css must be removed. At some point in the future IE will have full support.
This is a work in progress but the idea will support CSS variables but have a default theme color in place.
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We found that fece 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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