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A tiny (~700 byte gzip) WAI-ARIA compliant Floating Action Button for React
react-tiny-fabv3 now relies on React version 16.8 and up because it is implemented using React Hooks
Want to use a Floating Action Button without having to import the whole Material Design Components library? Weighing in at only around 671 bytes gzipped, React Tiny FAB is a great solution. It is a lightweight, fast, and flexible component.
Docs
Please visit here for docs: https://dericgw.github.io/react-tiny-fab
Issues
If you find an issue, head over to the Issues section and let me know about it. If you want to be super cool, you can submit a PR that fixes the issue.
License (MIT)
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A tiny Floating Action Button for React.
We found that react-tiny-fab-ak 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.
Package last updated on 22 Jul 2021
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