zengenti-ps-components
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This project contains a number of unembellished ‘vanilla’ components that can be imported for use on site projects, or to act as starting templates. Once copied to a site project, any component can be altered to suit a particular style or to meet brand gu
This project contains a number of unembellished ‘vanilla’ components that can be imported for use on site projects, or to act as starting templates. Once copied to a site project, any component can be altered to suit a particular style or to meet brand guidelines for example. Some components can be altered further to extend the functionality. As is their intended state, the components contained within this project are purposefully not associated with Contensis and once imported for use on a project, will need to be mapped to associate with data in Contensis. Suitable additions to this library are those that are considered as frequently developed/requested components, to reduce development time spent and establish standardisation. This project is also intentionally fluid, to maintain the spirit of a dynamic library. All are welcome to contribute to this project, whether this be to modify an existing component or to add new components to the library. To learn more about contributing please read CONTRIBUTING.md
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This project contains a number of unembellished ‘vanilla’ components that can be imported for use on site projects, or to act as starting templates. Once copied to a site project, any component can be altered to suit a particular style or to meet brand gu
The npm package zengenti-ps-components receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, zengenti-ps-components popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that zengenti-ps-components 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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