MobileUI is a simple and easy NPM package to install UI Components for web mobile apps using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
MobileUI is a simple and easy NPM package to install UI Components for web mobile apps using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
MobileUI provides a rich variety of UI components specially designed for mobile apps like tabs, side menu, stack navigation and tons of other components such as lists and forms. They all have iOS and Android support, with automatic styling that will change the appearance of the app based on the platform. With MobileUI you can truly support both Android and iOS with the same source code.
See the docs in: https://mobileui.github.io/
The Installation is very simple, but first you need to install Node.js
With Node.js installed, run in your terminal:
npm install mobileui -g
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
mobileui install [NAME_COMPONENT] | Install one or more component. |
mobileui install font [GOOGLE_FONT_NAME] | Install font from Google Fonts repository. |
mobileui install template [NAME_TEMPLATE] | Install a template to your project. |
mobileui install preview | Emulate your app in your browser and provide some mocks for plugins by Apache Cordova. |
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MobileUI is a simple and easy NPM package to install UI Components for web mobile apps using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
The npm package mobileui receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, mobileui popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mobileui demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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