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Handsome-css3-lib
Amazingly handsome Open-Source UI components made with HTML and CSS. Thank you to everyone who contributes to the cause and art of open source 🙂
How to Build
- First, run the development server:
- Check Node Version:
node -v(Node must be version 16 or later) - Build with npm:
npm run buildnpm run dev - Or build with yarn:
yarn buildyarn dev - Open http://localhost:8204 with your browser to see the result.
Troubleshooting
If you encounter issues during build or runtime, consider the following troubleshooting ideas:- Confirm that Node.js is properly installed and is of the correct version (16 or later). You can check this by running
node -vin your terminal. - Ensure that all dependencies are installed by running
npm installoryarn installbefore building the project. - If the development server fails to start, check for any error messages in the terminal and follow the prompt instructions.
- Make sure you’re using the correct browser; Chrome or Firefox is recommended for the best experience.
To Do
- – ~~ p0 DL: 2023-02-28~~
- – p1 DL: 2023-03-20
- – dom p1 DL: 2023-03-20
- – p2
- – p3: CSS Challenge
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About the Code
The setup process of this project can be likened to building a house from scratch. Here’s a breakdown of how it works:
- First, just like checking your tools before starting any construction, you verify your tools (Node.js versions) are suitable for the task.
- Next, you gather materials (dependencies) to ensure you are fully equipped.
- Building the house (running the build command) enables you to create the structure where all the room (UI components) will eventually reside.
- Finally, opening the development server is like inviting potential homeowners (users) to come and see if they would like to live in your newly built house.
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