Edge UI
Internal components library based on shadcn-ui
Overview
EdgeUI is a UI component library built for React, based on the Shadcn UI framework. While it was initially designed for internal use, it is available for use in any project. This library includes a variety of components, themes, layouts, and hooks that can be easily integrated into your React application.
Features
- Shadcn UI Components: EdgeUI provides a comprehensive set of Shadcn UI components that can be used in your React application.
- Theme and Layout Components: The library includes theme and layout components that allow you to customize the appearance and structure of your application.
- Hooks: EdgeUI also provides a collection of hooks that can be used to enhance the functionality of your components.
Summary
EdgeUI is a React UI component library that is based on the Shadcn UI framework. It provides a wide range of components, themes, layouts, and hooks that can be easily integrated into your React application. Despite being initially built for internal use, EdgeUI is available for use in any project. The library can be installed using npm, and the components can be customized using Tailwind CSS.
- React
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- Tailwind
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- Typescript
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