primeui to SVELTE - Githubissues

crisgol commented 4 years ago

is it possible to have a version of primeui for svelte?

hugotown commented 4 years ago

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erbaafidotama commented 3 years ago

i hope

SaeAccess commented 3 years ago

x3

samdoeswork commented 3 years ago

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VanshCodes commented 3 years ago

Waiting ..

laith43d commented 2 years ago

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miepian commented 2 years ago

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fabiot21 commented 2 years ago

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MrKotov commented 2 years ago

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kyjus25 commented 2 years ago

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charlie17 commented 2 years ago

X12

crisgol commented 2 years ago

Please .. prime ui tô svelte kit

kyjus25 commented 2 years ago

I have been very tempted to make a Prime Svelte 3rd party fork myself, but I lack the time it would take to maintain it afterwards.

euberdeveloper commented 2 years ago

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iozcelik commented 2 years ago

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kyjus25 commented 2 years ago

I started a private repo and recreated several components, but it is very very tedious to do on your own.

I noticed that Prime's components really build on top of eachother.

In order to have badges on buttons and avatars you have to first create a badge. You have to have a dropdown component before you can have a SplitButton, AutoComplete, or Dropdown. You have to create a Paginator before the Table component. The list goes on.

Creating the elements is the easy part, that's just a matter of inspecting Prime's examples and using the same classes. If you use the same classes it is compatible with any of their CSS packs. The hard part is finding out and building the tree of base components that all other components need. Not only that, but each component is so flexible. If you add a badge to a button, the classes applied and layout change.

It is definitely possible, but even after reverse-engineering all of it, you'd still be looking at full-time maintenance without Prime's help.

I think we can all agree that there are plenty of UI component libraries out there for Svelte or even tailwind. What we are really needing are form libraries. Validation libraries exist, but none that include form UI components like Prime does.