tf-core-components
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This is the project for building standalone Web Component for Transform.
A demo selection of TF components can be seen on: component examples
To start, install the components
npm i tf-core-components
See the example basic HTML and Angular projects to get the components rendered
When creating/using component tags, we use the prefix tf for TransForm. For example, all of the Transform web components use the prefix tr (ex: <tf-button>). Any other name after that is seperated with a '-' (ex: <tf-login-form>).
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publish npm publish
unpublish lates versin npm unpublish tf-core-components@0.0.n
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