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@get-set/all

v1.0.29

Published

Umbrella package that installs the entire Get-Set plugin suite (22 dual-target vanilla + jQuery + HTMLElement.prototype + React UI plugins) in one command.

Downloads

316

Readme

@get-set/all

The umbrella package for the Get-Set plugin suite — install every plugin with a single command instead of adding them one by one.

npm install @get-set/all

That pulls in all 21 plugins as dependencies. You then import each one from its own package exactly as before:

// React
import GSTable from '@get-set/gs-table';
import GSModal from '@get-set/gs-modal';

// Vanilla (window global) — after loading the bundle
new GSCarousel('#hero', { /* ... */ });

Note: npm install @get-set does not work — @get-set is an npm scope, not a package. @get-set/all is the installable umbrella that stands in for "the whole scope".


What's included (21 plugins)

Every plugin is dual-target: a vanilla window global + jQuery $.fn.* + HTMLElement.prototype.* + a React component, from one codebase.

| Package | What it is | |---|---| | @get-set/gs-carousel | Multi-mode carousel / slider | | @get-set/gs-zoom | Image lightbox + magnifier | | @get-set/gs-select | Styled custom <select> (single/multi, searchable) | | @get-set/gs-sortable | Drag-and-drop sortable lists / grids | | @get-set/gs-flexogrid | Responsive masonry grid | | @get-set/gs-modal | Accessible modal / dialog | | @get-set/gs-toast | Toast notifications | | @get-set/gs-tooltip | Tooltips with auto-flip positioning | | @get-set/gs-popover | Rich interactive popovers | | @get-set/gs-autocomplete | Combobox / autocomplete | | @get-set/gs-datepicker | Date / range / time picker | | @get-set/gs-tabs | Tabs (line / pill / enclosed / segment) | | @get-set/gs-accordion | Accordion with smooth height animation | | @get-set/gs-drawer | Off-canvas drawer | | @get-set/gs-range | Range slider (single / range / multiple) | | @get-set/gs-tags | Tag / token input | | @get-set/gs-upload | File upload / dropzone | | @get-set/gs-reveal | Scroll-reveal animations | | @get-set/gs-table | Data table (sort, filter, select, pin, row menu) | | @get-set/gs-cropper | Image cropper | | @get-set/gs-contextmenu | Right-click / dropdown menu |


When to use this vs. individual packages

| | Individual (@get-set/gs-select) | Umbrella (@get-set/all) | |---|---|---| | Install | one package per plugin | one command, everything | | Footprint | only what you import | all 21 installed | | Best for | apps that use a few widgets | dashboards / kits using many |

Because each plugin is a separate build that injects its own CSS, importing from the individual packages gives the best bundle size (your bundler only includes what you actually import). @get-set/all is a convenience for getting the whole kit onto disk in one step — it does not change how you import.


Peer dependencies

react and react-dom are optional peers — you only need them if you use the React components. Vanilla / jQuery / prototype usage needs neither.


Publishing / maintenance notes (for the Get-Set team)

  • Publish (or bump) the individual plugin packages first, then publish @get-set/all — its dependency versions must already exist on the registry for npm install @get-set/all to resolve.
  • The dependency ranges here use ^ against the current published versions. When you release a new version of a plugin, bump its range here too (and publish a new @get-set/all) so consumers pick it up.
  • This package ships no code — it is a pure dependency aggregator, so there is nothing to build and nothing to break at publish time.

Optional: a unified import (import { GSTable } from '@get-set/all')

If you later want a single import entry, add an index.ts that re-exports each component by name and compile it to dist/ (then point main/module/types

  • exports at it and add dist to files). Use named re-exports of each default component to avoid the type-name collisions that export * would cause across 21 packages:
// index.ts
export { default as GSCarousel } from '@get-set/gs-carousel';
export { default as GSTable } from '@get-set/gs-table';
export { default as GSModal } from '@get-set/gs-modal';
// …one line per plugin. Import handles/types from the individual package.

Building it requires the plugin packages to be installed (i.e. published) first. Ask and we can wire this variant up once the suite is on the registry.