typhoon-compound-display
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This component library contains controls that present data to the user in different ways.
Contains controls that present data to the user in different ways in the Typhoon system.
Displays a title, image, heading, and text.
Displays a coloured circle with an icon in the centre of it.
Displays a coloured square with a possible image and text in the centre of it.
Displays a set of icons on a horizontal bar, allowing the user to click them to perform an action.
Displays the user's progress in a levelling (XP) system.
A node on a menu, allowing the user to navigate in the system.
Displays a tile with a number, along with a label.
Allows the user to select a period (from and to dates).
Displays information about a possible subscribed role to the user and allows them to select it.
Find details for these controls on the Storybook for the library.
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This component library contains controls that present data to the user in different ways.
The npm package typhoon-compound-display receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, typhoon-compound-display popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that typhoon-compound-display 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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