Leafygreen UI
LeafyGreen UI – LeafyGreen's React UI Kit
Overview
The LeafyGreen CLI is a tool that allows users to create or open a React project and easily install and import LeafyGreen components. Users can choose to install all or some of the LeafyGreen components, depending on their needs. Alternatively, users can install individual components using npm or yarn without the CLI.
Features
- Creating and Opening React Projects: The LeafyGreen CLI allows users to create a new React project or open an existing one.
- Installation of LeafyGreen CLI: Users can easily install the LeafyGreen CLI to their project.
- Installation of LeafyGreen Components: Users can choose to install all or some of the LeafyGreen components for their project.
- Importing LeafyGreen Components: The CLI provides a simple way to import LeafyGreen components into a project.
- Installation of Individual LeafyGreen Components: Users can also install individual LeafyGreen components through npm or yarn.
- Package Management: The LeafyGreen CLI provides a list of available LeafyGreen packages along with their latest version and download count.
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