
Reusable Svelte components
The NDK Svelte Components library offers a set of reusable components designed specifically for Svelte applications. It captures the essential UI elements needed for displaying events, user information, and relays in a clean and efficient manner. Leveraging the power of Svelte's reactive framework, these components streamline the development process while ensuring a polished user experience.
Whether you're creating an event-driven application or need user-centric features, NDK Svelte Components provides a robust solution. With installation managed through pnpm and integrated with Storybook for documentation and testing, developers can easily get started and see the components in action.

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