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Tremorx - A phoenix component library
Tremorx is a phoenix component library inspired by Tremor - The react library to build dashboards fast.
The motivation behind this package is that there were very few component libraries available for phoenix when I first tried out phoenix and liveview about a year ago.
This library comes with ui components and visualization components (bar, area, line charts etc.). Its still in development but most of the ui components are finished and the visualization components are a work in progress.
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