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@digitalbazaar/cadmv-ui

v2.4.0

Published

Component library and supporting frontend utils for CA DMV projects by Digital Bazaar.

Readme

cadmv-ui: CA DMV User Interface Component Library

Component library and supporting frontend utils for CA DMV projects by Digital Bazaar.

Storybook Docs

# Import dependencies using Node 22+
npm i

# Load & serve Storybook
# You can visit at http://localhost:6006/
npm run storybook

UI Details

Frontend

cadmv-ui is built on Quasar Framework and provides reusable UI components designed to plug directly into Quasar-based Vue apps.

Icons

We use Font Awesome Free (v7) icons via the official package: @fortawesome/fontawesome-free

Icons are consumed through Quasar’s built-in <q-icon> component using Font Awesome class names.

Setup

Font Awesome Free is automatically installed in consuming apps after installing this project:

npm install @digitalbazaar/cadmv-ui

Usage

Then, use icons by specifying their name according to the Font Awesome Docs.

<template>
  <q-icon name="fa-solid fa-user" size="24px" />
</template>