Realizing (slightly adjusting) the general component library of Vue2&3 based on Geist Design System.
PXDRealizing is an innovative library that adapts the components of Vue2 and Vue3 to the Geist Design System, offering developers a flexible way to utilize modern design principles in their applications. Currently under active development, this library strives to provide a robust toolset that enhances productivity without compromising on compatibility with existing Vue projects.
The library emphasizes a seamless integration with the Vue ecosystem, making it ideal for those looking to modernize their projects while adhering to the Geist Design aesthetics. Although it may not be production-ready yet, its features promise an exciting potential for future applications.
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