former-kit-mjtom
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Theming-first components so you can focus on design, not implementation.
FormerKit can be mostly compared to other UI libraries out there, but not exactly. The philosophy behind FormerKit is to build a white-label React component library by decoupling styles from component's HTML structure, allowing highly customizable user interfaces without the hurdle to build everytime the same HTML structure and React component interface abstractions.
The fastest way to get started with former kit is using our Starter Dashboard.
Install former-kit. If you want to see the full power of FormerKit, you
will also need a skin. We have developed a skin based on our styleguide,
it's available in package
npm former-kit-skin-pagarme
or in the github repository
former-kit-skin-pagarme
yarn add former-kit former-kit-skin-pagarme
Check the full documentation to understand how to use components.
Check the contributing guide.
See LICENSE.
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The npm package former-kit-mjtom receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, former-kit-mjtom popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that former-kit-mjtom 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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