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Pragmate UI is an advanced React UI library fine-tuned for BeyondJS. It specializes in delivering on-demand components with minimal bundle impact, and it streamlines the UI/UX development process, so you can focus on building rather than boilerplate.
To get started with Pragmate UI, run:
npm install pragmate-ui- On-Demand Components: Eliminate dead code by importing only what you actually use.
- Streamlined Implementation: Intuitive, easy-to-use components for accelerated development.
- Responsive & Accessible: Best practices are baked in, providing a seamless user experience across all devices.
- Design Excellence: Components come with a well-thought-out UI/UX, balancing form and function beautifully.
In Pragmate UI, components are modular and accessible via subpaths, allowing you to import only what you need, ensuring each component is an independent bundle:
// For using a button component
import { Button } from 'pragmate-ui/components';
// For using toast notifications
import { Toast } from 'pragmate-ui/components/toast';
// And so on for each component...This modular approach keeps your bundle lean, ensuring you don’t include unnecessary code.
Pragmate UI currently offers the following components, each as an independent bundle:
- Badge: A small count and labeling component.
- Breadcrumb: A component for indicating the current page's location within a navigational hierarchy.
- Chips: Compact elements that represent an input, attribute, or action.
- Collapsible: A component for hiding and revealing content.
- Coming Soon: Placeholder for future components.
- Context Menu: A menu that appears upon user interaction, such as a right-click.
- Dropdown: A component that allows users to choose one value from a list.
- Empty: A component that renders a placeholder message when there is no data or content to display.
- Form: A group of components that collect user input.
- Global Components: Reusable components across different parts of the application.
- Icons: A library of UI icons.
- Image: A component that renders images with on-demand loading.
- Input Controller: A component for input field value manipulation.
- Link: A component for navigation.
- List: A component for displaying a series of content.
- Menu: A component for displaying navigation options.
- Mixins: SCSS mixins for common styling patterns.
- Modal: Components for displaying modal dialogs.
- Node Modules: Internal dependencies of the library.
- Opinions: A set of opinionated components with predefined styles and behaviors.
- Perfect Scrollbar: Custom scrollbar that's perfect for the given context.
- Preload: Components that handle the preloading of certain UI elements or data.
- Progress Bar: A component for visualizing the progression of a task.
- Ripple: An effect component for material design-like interactions.
- Spinner: A component for indicating a loading state.
- Swiper: A carousel/slider component.
- Tabs: A component for tabbed navigation.
- Template: Components used for structuring application layouts.
- Theme Switcher: A component for toggling between light and dark themes.
- Toast: A component for displaying brief, auto-expiring messages.
- Tooltip: Text labels that appear when the user hovers over, focuses on, or taps an element.
- Verification Code: A component for inputting a code received for verification purposes.
- Vertical Line: A component to render a vertical dividing line.
(Existing components from the previous list omitted for brevity)
Pragmate UI is licensed under the MIT License. For more details, see the LICENSE file.
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