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@experimentality/cipsa-web-library

v1.0.2

Published

This project contains a library of reusable UI components designed to ensure visual consistency, accessibility, and efficiency in the development of the CIPSA web application.

Downloads

326

Readme

This project contains a library of reusable UI components designed to ensure visual consistency, accessibility, and efficiency in the development of the CIPSA web application.

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Table of Contents

  1. Overview
  2. Requirements
  3. Getting Started
  4. Release
  5. Credits

Overview

This project contains a library of reusable UI components designed to ensure visual consistency, accessibility, and efficiency in the development of the CIPSA web application.

Requirements

  • Node Js Version: 22.15.0
  • NPM Version: 10.9.2
  • TypeScript: >= 5.x
  • Operating System: Linux / macOS / Windows
  • Package Manager: NPM (or Yarn / PNPM if preferred)
  • rimraf: for clean scripts

Getting Started

Follow these steps to run the project locally:

  1. Use the library:
╰─❯ npm install cipsa-web-library
or
╰─❯ npm install [email protected]
  1. Use a component:
// global.css
@import 'cipsa-web-library/styles';

//your-component.ts
import {UICard} from 'cipsa-web-library';

<UICard></UICard>
  1. Set and add props
<UICard color={#0000}></UICard>

Release

🚀 Version 0.1.0-beta – First UI Components Available for BETA users!

We’re excited to announce the first public beta of cipsa-web-library (v0.1.0) — a growing collection of reusable UI components tailored for the CIPSA web platform.

✨ What’s New in v0.1.0-beta

This initial version introduces the following core components:

  • <ui-card> A versatile card layout component with support for headers, footers, and dynamic content. Perfect for showcasing information in a clean, modular format.

  • <ui-carousel> A responsive image/content carousel component with swipe support, pagination controls, and smooth transitions for an enhanced user experience.

  • <ui-button> A customizable button component with multiple variants (primary, secondary, ghost, etc.), built with accessibility and responsiveness in mind.

🎨 Visual & Theming Improvements

This release also includes a color palette optimization, aligning all components with the CIPSA design system. Key improvements:

  • Updated CSS variables for consistent theming
  • Enhanced contrast for better accessibility
  • Reduced custom overrides for easier integration

🚀 How to Install BETA Version

╰─❯ npm install [email protected].[version]

📦 How to Install

╰─❯ npm install cipsa-web-library

📚 Documentation

Each component comes with usage examples and props documentation. You can preview or check the usage instructions in the Experimentality ~ GitHub enterprise repository.

Credits

Developed and maintained by:
Santiago Arango Gutierrez
Email: [email protected]

All rights reserved © Experimentality Labs