Very good point about providing multiple ways to use them. Hooks work well if the liveview.js is used, even on dead views as it still runs the mounted() callback, but there is a need to support projects that don’t use LV and have their own requirements for importing and using js, for example could we even support some kind of Alpine integration?
03juan
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LostKobrakai
There’s no need to reinvent the wheel. Phoenix, phoenix_html, phoenix_live_view have been shipping with JS as part of their hex packages for years, way before phoenix_live_view was created. Essentially you configure your bundler to treat their folder in deps as yet another node_modules dependency.
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bluzky
Thanks @03juan, @lawik, and @cschmatzler for your suggestions.
I’m focusing on implementing the components first, then I will come back and improve their UX later. Melt-ui look interesting, I will take a look
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bluzky
Update June 4th
Added 4 new components:
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Slider Salad UI - Slider
This one take me lots of time to build customize slider with nearly zero JS
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Skeleton Salad UI - Skeleton
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Progress bar Salad UI - Progress
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Scroll area Salad UI - Scroll Area
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kamaroly
fuelen
Good work! Looks very promising.
Waiting until “not ready for production” disappears from the README 
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bluzky
Currently, there is no test for these components, so I’m not confident to release yet.
I’m looking for how to test component behaviors
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bluzky
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hashtemptable
small thing. it appears your card menu item is linking to the form example in your demo site.
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