React Jsonschema Form
A React component for building Web forms from JSON Schema.
Overview
The document provides information about a software project that offers a live playground for users to explore various themes like Ant Design, Bootstrap, Chakra UI, Fluent UI, Material UI, and Semantic UI. It highlights the project's licensing, supported themes, and documentation resources.
Features
- Build Status: Indicates the current status of the project
- Contributors: Lists individuals contributing to the project
- Apache 2.0 License: Specifies the open-source license used for the project
- Playground Animation: Offers a live playground feature for interactive theme exploration
- Supported Themes: Includes a variety of themes such as Ant Design, Bootstrap, Chakra UI, Fluent UI, Material UI, and Semantic UI
- Documentation: Provides detailed information in the documentation powered by Docusaurus
- Live Playground: Hosts a live playground on GitHub Pages for immediate theme testing
- Contributing Guide: Offers a contributors' guide for individuals interested in participating in the project
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- Rollup
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- Typescript
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