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@ulu/frontend

v0.6.8

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A framework-agnostic frontend toolkit providing a modular, tree-shakable library of accessible components and utilities. Designed for seamless integration, it features a highly configurable SCSS system for any environment and vanilla JavaScript modules op

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Keywords

a11yaccessibilitybreakpointscmscomponentscomposablecssdesign-systemframework-agnosticfrontendfrontend-frameworkHTMLintegrationjavascriptmodularresponsive-designsassscssthemethemingtoolkittree-shakingtree-shakeableuiuser-interfaceutilitiesvanilla-js

Readme

@ulu/frontend

Versatile frontend toolkit designed for a variety of web development scenarios.

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key Features

  • Lightweight Footprint: The core library is very small, with the full UMD JavaScript bundle at ~20kb (gzipped) and the complete CSS bundle at ~19kb (gzipped). With tree-shaking and modular SCSS, the final footprint in a project is often even smaller.
  • Target Environment: The JavaScript "UI" modules are specifically tailored for traditional sites, such as static websites and CMS-driven platforms. However, the comprehensive SCSS modules are fully compatible and can be utilized in modern JavaScript applications built with frameworks like React or Vue.
  • Configuration & Consistency: The system's main goal is to allow for highly flexible, per-site configuration while maintaining a consistent set of accessible and high-quality components.
  • Flexible Usage: This library is designed as a toolkit, offering the flexibility to be used as a complete stylesheet solution or to pick and choose individual SCSS modules and components as needed.
  • Styling Agnostic JavaScript: The JavaScript components use data-* attributes for behavior, not CSS classes. This means you can use the powerful JavaScript-driven interactions with your own custom-styled components.
  • Integration Adaptability: All SCSS base selectors (for components, utilities, etc.) can be easily adjusted, making it highly adaptable for seamless integration into pre-existing systems and diverse development environments.
  • API Documentation: API Documentation for both SCSS and JS with demos

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