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https://v3.inkline.io/docs/introduction

A comprehensive UI framework and design system featuring a wide array of components such as Modals, Popovers, and Cards, alongside robust form elements with built-in validation schemas and validators. Inkline provides a extensive set of responsive utilities for flexbox, spacing, sizing, and visibility, and supports advanced styling options including dark mode and PostCSS integration for cross-browser compatibility.

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What's inside Inkline

  1. Overview of Inkline UI Components Library

    Inkline is a UI components library designed for building high-quality, accessible, and customizable Vue.js design systems. It focuses on providing a consistent and expressive API for creating responsive web applications. Key technical features include full TypeScript support, tree-shaking compatibility for optimized bundle sizes, and a design system based on inter-connected CSS Variables for deep customization of colors and styles.

  2. Overview of Inkline UI Library

    Inkline is a developer-friendly UI component library designed for building high-quality, accessible, and customizable Design Systems using Vue.js 3. It focuses on providing a consistent and expressive API to ensure high-quality User Interface (UI), User Experience (UX), and Developer Experience (DX) for responsive web applications.

  4. Use the Media component for repetitive content layouts

    The Media component is designed for repetitive UI elements that require a media element (such as a user avatar or blog post thumbnail) positioned alongside text content. Common use cases include blog comments, tweets, and user profiles. Media components can be nested within one another to establish parent-child relationships between related content items.

  5. Implement the Breadcrumb component in Inkline

    The Breadcrumb component provides a navigation list to indicate a page's location depth. Separators are automatically handled via CSS ::before and content. To change the separator, modify the $breadcrumb-divider Sass variable.

  6. Implement a hamburger menu with <i-hamburger-menu>

    The <i-hamburger-menu> component is used to control the opening and closing of elements, such as the Navbar and Sidebar components, using various animation options.

  7. Use the i-checkbox component for boolean inputs

    The i-checkbox component is used to determine a boolean value or allow users to select multiple options from a set. It supports custom styling by default but can be switched to native browser indicators using the native property.

  8. Configure the Inkline Header component

    The <i-header> component is a lightweight, responsive header used for showcasing hero-unit style content, typically on homepages or landing pages. It supports various visual modifiers for sizing, coloring, and layout behavior.

  9. Add decorative prefixes and suffixes to Inputs

    Use the prefix and suffix properties to add icons or text to the start or end of the input field. This is typically used to provide visual cues about the expected input type (e.g., an '@' symbol for email fields).

  10. Use the List Group component for related content

    The List Group component is used to display a list of related content or vertical navigation. The <i-list-group-item> component is flexible and automatically renders as a different HTML element based on provided props: it becomes a <router-link> if the :to property is present, a plain <a> tag if href is present, and a <div> otherwise.

  11. Use i-form-group to structure form elements

    The <i-form-group> component is a wrapper used to group labels, inputs, help text, and form validation messaging. It automatically handles spacing between groups and allows for the bulk management of child component states.

  12. Use the Inkline Badge component

    The Badge component is used for counting, notifications, and labeling items. It uses relative font sizing and em units, meaning it automatically scales to match the size of its immediate parent element.