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usemods

v1.2.0

Published

Zippy little modifiers and utilities for your frontend.

Downloads

631

Readme

Frame 1209

Use Mods (usemods).

Zero-dependency functions and modifiers for zippy developers.

npm version npm downloads License

Installation

Use your favourite package manager to install usemods. Also works with your least favourite package manager.

npm install usemods

Contributing

Compiled Docs

Welcome to the documentation for Mods. We combine Nuxt Content and Vue Components to achieve interactive blocks.

Content

To make content changes to the docs, please refer to the original ./src and use bun run docs to compile update-to-date markdown files here. You can read more on the compiler in ./docs.mjs

Vue Components

To make changes to how the Mod displays and interacts, please see the corresponding .vue files found in ./nuxt-web/components/content/

Running the Website

To run the UseMods website, run bun run dev from the website folder which should perform any installs first, then checkout localhost:3000.

Running the Docs Compiler

To make the magic happen, run the bun install on the root. From there, you can run bun run docs to initiate a watcher and compiler on ./src. You’ll now generate documentation from the JSDOCs and sync files to the utils section in the Nuxt Website and Nuxt Module.