You don’t have to make it bold and strong. It’s enough for it to have the proper color/contrast like many other elements
For example, in the component reference both text input and textarea are barely visible for me on a 4k monitor.
dmitriid
kromnomo
The components look really great, thank you for making them available.
There are currently several parallel initiatives for the development of live components, which raises the question of where possible synergies might exist. For example, would it be possible to use Doggo as the basis for the SaladUI components? I don’t have enough experience myself to weigh up the pros and cons of this sufficiently.
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extrasmal
martosaur
bluzky
felix-starman
Just a proper package.json and documentation for adding it as a dependency through the deps folder should be enough.
We use yarn with zero install which means we have no node_modules folder. If we can just point it at a package.json which would declare a default index.js or something then our yarn and esbuild would be able to bundle everything on our own and not have to worry about what versions you shipped and whether my esbuild was able to properly separate the versions. I’d have to go look at the index.js of the library to confirm that it’s not doing something weird to meet compliance requirements.
Or you could configure your own esbuild/bun minify. That would be an option for folks without a build pipeline, that want to just include a fully packaged js file
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jeremy_ma
bluejack
Question – I see a lot of enthusiasm for this over the summer, but no updates in some months… is this still an active project?
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WangLarry
kamaroly
For the last few months, we have been focusing on adding more test coverage to SaladUI.
The project has most of common components. I use it almost every day.
Give it a try and let me know if you are encountering any challenge.
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