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svelte-zoo
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Random assortment of Svelte components for building doc sites.
npm install --dev svelte-zoo
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<script>
import {
CircleSpinner, // animated rotating circle to indicate content is loading
CodeExample, // to be used with mdsvexamples, syntax-highlights Svelte code and renders it
CodeLinks, // link code fences to Svelte REPL, GitHub or StackBlitz for interactive sandboxing
Confetti, // let confetti emoji rain across the screen to playfully show some event was triggered
CopyButton, // add to code fences to allow copying its contents
FileDetails, // use HTML <details> to show/hide file contents
GitHubCorner, // place an animated GitHub icon linking to your repo in the screen corner
Icon, // used by the other components to render the occasional icon but can also be imported for outside use
PrevNext, // links to previous and next posts/pages/items in a list
RadioButtons, // horizontally arranged group of buttons where selecting one auto-deselects the previous one
Toggle, // boolean control
Tooltip, // box to show extra info on hovering any DOM element
} from 'svelte-zoo'
</script>
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Random assortment of Svelte components for doc sites
We found that svelte-zoo demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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