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Stardust's dependency on Semantic UI #256
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we are using Meteor so we installed it the official way then we can enable/disable individual component CSS via custom.semantic.json
Then you should be able to use the classes
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Thanks for the note. I've addressed dependencies and usage in #257. I will update the README with more instructions as well. |
Thanks @levithomason . Anything I can do to help push the transition forward please let me know |
Thanks @jamiehill. I'm working on some documentation to help direct efforts. In the meantime, you can take a look at the Label component as an example of where we are headed API wise. If you would like to tackle any of the open issues for missing components (marked Otherwise, I'll let you know when the docs are updated. |
Having picked up your Stardust project, it's not immediately clear what sort of dependency - if any - it has on Sementic UI.
I can import the components into my project, but they're not styled. Having looked through your repos, I see some also include
semantic-ui-css
, and some use script tags to pull in the legacy semantic ui css files.I understand that Stardust is in an easy stage of development, but what is the recommended approach for setting up styling? I'm sure it might help others get started, if these instructions were added to the README.
Really excited to be able to use a great framework like Semantic UI with React sans JQuery. Fantastic work!
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