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vdash-ui

v1.0.1

Published

A Lit-based UI component library with a global configuration singleton for API integration.

Readme

vdash-ui

A UI component library built with Lit. This library provides Web Components that can be dropped into any project, along with a global configuration singleton allowing you to set a single API token and configuration used by all the components.

Installation

npm install vdash-ui

Global Configuration

Before using any of the components that require API calls, you need to set up the global configuration by setting the API URL and Authentication Token.

src/main.js (or your entry point):

import { vdashConfig } from "vdash-ui";

// Set up the singleton before using components that depend on it
vdashConfig.setApiUrl("https://api.yourdomain.com/v1");
vdashConfig.setToken("YOUR_SECRET_JWT_TOKEN");

Usage

You can import components directly from the library's main entry point, or target the specific component files if you prefer.

Importing Component:

import { VdashGreeting } from "vdash-ui";
// OR import directly to ensure it registers and avoids bundle bloat:
// import 'vdash-ui/components/vdash-greeting.js';

Using the Component in HTML:

<!-- The component will automatically use the global token set earlier -->
<vdash-greeting user-id="845"></vdash-greeting>

Features

  • Built with Lit ensuring small, fast, and native Web Components!
  • Supports ESM (ECMAScript Modules)
  • Singleton configuration pattern for uniform API credential injection across components.

License

MIT