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@rcarls/rc-webcomponents

v0.3.2

Published

Aggregate package that re-exports and defines the rc-webcomponents collection.

Readme

@rcarls/rc-webcomponents

Aggregate package that re-exports and defines the rc-webcomponents collection.

Docs: https://richardcarls.github.io/rc-webcomponents/.

Installation

PowerShell:

yarn.cmd add @rcarls/rc-webcomponents

Bash/zsh:

yarn add @rcarls/rc-webcomponents

Import All Definitions

import '@rcarls/rc-webcomponents/define';

Import Classes

import {
  RCCombobox,
  RCDialog,
  RCListbox,
  RcMarkdownEditor,
  RCMenu,
  RCMenuButton,
  RCMenubar,
  RCSelect,
  RCSplitter,
  RCTextarea,
  RCToolbar,
  RCVirtualCanvas,
} from '@rcarls/rc-webcomponents';

Base Theme Tokens

The optional base theme defines shared semantic tokens with CSS System Color fallbacks:

@import '@rcarls/rc-webcomponents/themes/base.css';

Included Packages

| Package | Purpose | | --- | --- | | rc-app-bar | App bar modeled after Material 3 Top app bar. | | rc-accordion | Accordion coordinator for native <details> panels. | | rc-combobox | Editable combobox with filtering and optional allow-create behavior. | | rc-dialog | Draggable, resizable wrapper for a native <dialog>. | | rc-disclosure | Disclosure wrapper for native <details>/<summary>. | | rc-fab | Sticky floating action button modeled after Material 3 FAB. | | rc-listbox | Listbox that keeps option DOM in light DOM. | | rc-markdown-editor | Rich/source Markdown editor backed by rc-textarea. | | rc-menu | Menu popup for command surfaces. | | rc-menu-button | Trigger button that opens an rc-menu popup. | | rc-menubar | Menubar coordinator for rc-menu-button children. | | rc-range-slider | Two-thumb range slider backed by native range inputs. | | rc-search-bar | Search field wrapper for native <input type="search">. | | rc-select | Select-only combobox backed by a native <select>. | | rc-slider | Single-thumb slider backed by native <input type="range">. | | rc-splitter | Resizable pane splitter with pointer and keyboard controls. | | rc-textarea | Textarea wrapper with line decorations and plugin hooks. | | rc-toolbar | Toolbar that groups controls into one tab stop. | | rc-transfer-list | Transfer list enhancing native <select multiple>. | | rc-virtual-canvas | Scrollable virtual canvas for large coordinate-space content. |

Notes

  • Use individual packages when bundle size matters and the app only needs one or two components.
  • Use this aggregate package for app-level convenience, framework integration, and demo/documentation surfaces.