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Ozone-components is a library of polymer and javaScript modules that should facilitate development of web front-end for ozone. Elements available in JavaScript and typeScript.
Ozone-components is a library of polymer and javaScript modules that should facilitate development of web front-end for ozone. Elements available in JavaScript and typeScript.
Elements are slit in 5 categories:
See demo application demo
This project contains a set of npm library that can be install individually. There are aime to be build with webpack. See demo project for webpack config example.
Any contribution and comments are welcome.
Do not hesitate rapport issue and questions in the github issue.
You are also more than welcome to propose fix, via full request.
ozone-components are centralize in a Lerna repo. Please refers to lerna documentation for generic usage such as project import, dependency installation or project bootstrap.
$ npm install
$ npm bootstrap
$ npm run demo
$ npm run test
$ npm run doc
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Ozone-components is a library of polymer and javaScript modules that should facilitate development of web front-end for ozone. Elements available in JavaScript and typeScript.
The npm package ozone-components-demo receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, ozone-components-demo popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ozone-components-demo 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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