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superdesk-ui-framework
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Documentation page can be accessed via this link: https://ui-framework.superdesk.org/
To install the package via npm use
npm install --save superdesk-ui-framework
After installation, the ui-framework distributive files will be available as
import 'superdesk-ui-framework'
To use it in your angular-app you should add the module (modules)
angular.module('application', ['superdesk-ui'])
To import react modules in your application, just use
import {LineInput} from 'superdesk-ui-framework'
git clone https://github.com/superdesk/superdesk-ui-frameworknpm install to install dependenciesnpm start to run server locallylocalhost:9100your-playground.html file in examples/playgroundsexamples/index.js:.when('/playground/your-playground', {
title: 'My Playground',
playground: 'main', // can be publisher or react also
template: require('../examples/playgrounds/your-playground.html')
})
If you want to develop new components and see live changes on your project, you need to link superdesk-ui-framework with your project.
superdesk-ui-framework project folder run npm linknpm link superdesk-ui-frameworksuperdesk-ui-framework with npm run server command.Runing e2e&unit tests
npm run lint
FAQs
### Status
We found that superdesk-ui-framework demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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