Chameleon
Components library for VUE used by the Ebury online team
Overview
Chameleon Components is a versatile library tailored for Vue.js 3.X, developed by Ebury. It serves as an essential toolkit for Vue projects, providing a growing collection of components that enhance the user interface and overall functionality. As new components are added regularly, it becomes a valuable resource for developers looking to streamline their workflow and improve project quality.
The library is designed to easily integrate into existing projects, and with helpful resources like Storybook, users can visualize components in action. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting, Chameleon Components offers the tools you need to craft beautiful and intuitive applications.
Features
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Easy Installation: Install the library using npm with minimal setup, making it quick to integrate into any Vue.js project.
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Local Environment Setup: Contributing to the library is straightforward, requiring simply to clone the repository and run Storybook for local testing.
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Custom Theming: The library supports custom themes with four tailored color palettes that can be adjusted via CSS variables, allowing for easy branding.
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Internationalization Support: Some components are designed to work with the Intl API, providing seamless formatting for various locales and ensuring a global reach for applications.
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Modern Development Tools: Built with compatibility in mind, the library utilizes popular tools and platforms like Vite, TypeScript, and Storybook to enhance the development experience.
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Robust Documentation: Comprehensive documentation covers installation, usage, theming, and contributing, making it easy for developers to navigate and utilize the library effectively.
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Collaborative Contribution: The library encourages collaboration, welcoming contributions from various teams and providing clear guidelines for code style and testing.
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Rich Component Collection: A growing set of components, including unique offerings like the ec-phone-number-input, enriches the functionality available to developers.
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