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trydivjs

v1.2.4

Published

A lightweight and modern UI library that provides ready-to-use components, templates, and boilerplates to make web development faster and easier.

Readme

trydivJS

trydivJS is a modern, lightweight, and efficient UI library designed to streamline web development. It offers a rich collection of pre-built UI components, templates, and boilerplates, enabling developers to build high-quality user interfaces with minimal effort. With the latest update, trydivJS now generates a utils/ folder for component management and provides a simple CLI command to add components directly.


Official Links


Key Features

  • 🔹 Pre-built UI Components – Quickly integrate customizable UI elements.
  • 🔹 Optimized Performance – Enjoy fast, lightweight rendering for a seamless user experience.
  • 🔹 Boilerplates & Templates – Jumpstart your projects with ready-to-use structures.
  • 🔹 Developer-Friendly CLI – Easily add components via the CLI.
  • 🔹 Customizable & Extensible – Tweak generated files to fit your project’s design.
  • 🔹 Cross-Browser Compatibility – Works flawlessly across all modern web browsers.
  • 🔹 Active Community Support – Benefit from regular updates and community-driven enhancements.

Installation

Install trydivJS as a development dependency via npm:

npm install trydivjs --save-dev

Getting Started

After installing trydivJS, the library automatically generates a utils/ folder in your project root. You don’t need to run any script manually—the CLI takes care of component generation.

To add any UI component, simply run:

npx trydivjs add <component_name>

Replace <component_name> with the name of the desired component.

Example

To add the Card01 component, run:

npx trydivjs add Card01

Available Components

Here are some example components you can add:

| Component | Description | |-------------|--------------------------------------------------| | Card01 | A modern, customizable card component. | | Card02 | An alternative card style with extra flair. | | Button01| A sleek and responsive button component. | | Loader01| A lightweight loader/spinner component. | | Form01 | A pre-built form template for user input. | | Navbar03| A responsive and stylish navigation bar. | | Sidebar02| A collapsible sidebar to enhance your UI. |

For a full list of components and customization options, please refer to the official documentation.


Customization

Each generated component file is fully customizable. Simply modify the files in the utils/ folder to adjust styles, colors, layouts, and more according to your project’s needs.


Contributing

We welcome contributions! Help improve trydivJS by:

  • Reporting issues
  • Requesting new features
  • Submitting pull requests

For contribution guidelines, see our CONTRIBUTING.md.


License

This project is licensed under the MIT License, which allows open use, modification, and distribution.


Need Help?

For support and discussions:


Start Building with trydivJS Today!


This updated README now reflects the new CLI-based workflow—users only need to run npx trydivjs add <component_name> to add a component, and the library will generate the necessary utils/ folder without creating a separate script.js file.