Sets of material design components built with web technologies

NOTE: The library isn't complete yet

Slup was created by our desire for a performing UI framework following strictly Material Design guidelines. It packs lightweight components, based on the blazing-fast React-like library Inferno and our own styling method inspired by the well known styled-component, but rewritten in a smaller and lightweight fashion. The speed and small size of our packages provides some of the most gorgeous components in the design history with a lightweight and performant approach, perfect for your next PWA or web application.

Plus we've also got an amazing support provided by Typescript(the most loved compile-to-javascript language from the community)!

Philosophy

• High Performance
• Meticulousness
• Beautiful and well commented(understandable) code
• Be as indipendent from other libraries as possible
• Enhance compatibility with other frameworks like (p)react [NOT YET]
• Small size and small footprint

Getting Started

Slup is divided in packages: each package represents a corresponding Material Design component, this means that each package can be found at @slup/<package> and installed separately improving both size and speed of your final bundle. Here's how:

Installation

Any slup package can be installed whit NPM as follows:

npm i -s @slup/<package>

Running the demo

NOTE: This process requires you to have installed yarn globally.

• To kick things off, clone the demo and enter that directory:

git clone https://github.com/slupjs/slup && cd slup

• Install packages and run the demo:

yarn # Install the dependencies and build all the packages
cd packages/Site # Go into the demo's site folder
yarn compile:build # Build the javascritp SSR and client
yarn start # Start the demo server

Development setup

NOTE: This process requires you to have installed yarn globally.

• To kick things off, clone the demo and enter that directory:

git clone https://github.com/slupjs/slup && cd slup

• Install packages:

yarn # Install the dependencies and build all the packages

• Then move onto the demo's folder and start the watcher and the server:

cd packages/Site # Go into the demo's site folder

# In a first terminal: 
yarn compile:watch # Bundle the application watching for changes

# In a second terminal:
yarn start # Start the demo server

Now feel free to make your changes and create new PRs 🎉

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License

Authors

• LucaT
• Gejsi