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@organtik/material-button

v0.0.2

Published

A HyperHTML-Element implementation of MDC Button

Downloads

3

Readme

material-hyperhtml-element-button

A HyperHTML-Element implementation of MDC Button

Usage

For examples currently refer to Repository. More production worthy examples coming soon.

  1. Don't forget your polyfill until Web Components and Custom Elements are widely supported.

    Recommended: document-register-element

  2. Profit: <script type="module" src="@organtik/material-button/index.js"></script> <material-button label="Labeled"></material-button>

    Or into your module script:

    import { MaterialButton } from "@organtik/material-button" <material-button label="Labeled"></material-button>

Specifications

Contributing

Our goal across all these components is to enable distributed, no barrier-to-entry abilities to contribute.

To being local development its as simple as:

npm install
npm start

The preconfigured webpack development server will host the index file and away you go! (We've even provided VSCode sample debugging hooks).

Approved Visions for Development

TODO - Provide Organtik introduction and mechanism for paid work for these items

  • Id when not supplied use Id generator such as https://github.com/ai/nanoid
  • Pre push tslint -p enforcement or similar
  • Improved SASS packaging. Potential css separation all together for reuse but MDC does a good job of that
  • HyperHTML-Element fork with improved Typescript extension ie HtmButtonElement
  • Hosting of example
  • Karma tests on dev-web