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cadence-components

v0.1.2

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This project houses commonly used components for Cadence applications.

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Cadence Components

This project houses commonly used components for Cadence applications.

Viewing the components

This project uses Storybook for viewing the components in isolation from any application. You can run Storybook with yarn storybook

Styles

TailwindCSS is used to provide styling classes. To make development easier, this project uses Tailwind's JIT to automatically purge and rebuild production ready CSS files. yarn tailwind

Development

In one terminal run yarn storybook and in another run yarn tailwind. Storybook will be able to automatically grab from the purged stylesheet.

Components so far

  • Button
  • Input
  • Profile Picture
  • Menu Button