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@aliamdevs/data-shell

v1.0.15

Published

Hi I'm Ali & This Project is An UI Library For Pure HTML or Websites' Frameworks Called Data Shell.

Readme

DATA-SHELL

Introduction

Hi I'm Ali & This Project is Some Simple & Pure HTML/CSS Components , In Just One Line of Code Called Data Shell.

Installation

Install Using CDNs :

<body>
    ...
    ....
    
    <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@aliamdevs/data-shell@latest/bundler/bundles/CDNs/data-shell.bundle.js" ></script>
</body> 

Install Using npm Package Manager :

npm i @aliamdevs/data-shell

Usage :

In React Use Like This :

import { DataShellEnv } from '@aliamdevs/data-shell'

<DataShellEnv style={...your_styles} className={...your_classes}
    shell="
        Your Data-Shell Commands ...
    "
/>

In Node.js For Using By Hooks You Can Use ;

import {useDataShell} from '@aliamdevs/data-shell'

useDataShell();

// -> In HTML File Or Source :
    <div style="...your_styles" class="...your_classes"
        data-shell="
            Your Data-Shell Commands ...
        "
    >

It Render Once All Data-Shell

If You Use CDNs in Pure HTML Pages Or Any Thing Beside JS Frameworks It Will Call By Himself So Don't Do Anything else Just Create Your Elements By data-shell Attribute Like Upthere.

Write Your Commands Now :