Overview

WeComponents is a Vue.js declarative component library based on the Common Component Language Specification (CLS). It aims to simplify development by allowing developers to write pages using JSON. The library follows the principles of the CLS, which abstracts all components into a unified model. It emphasizes data-driven UI and provides a low learning curve, making it easy to understand, remember, and use. The components are designed to be semantic and cater to common use cases such as forms, lists, and charts.

Features

• Common Component Language Specification (CLS): The library follows the CLS, which treats components as a unified model, simplifying the development process.
• Data-driven UI: Components are described using data structures, enabling developers to build UIs based on the provided data.
• Developer-friendly: The library has a low learning curve as developers only need to learn one component language to use the entire library.
• Easy to understand and remember: The components are designed to be intuitive and memorable, making them easy to work with.
• Semantic: The components are designed to adhere to common understanding of their functionality.
• Suitable for various scenarios: The library provides implementations for form, list, and chart components. Additional information can be found in the documentation.

Installation

To install WeComponents, follow these steps:

1. Install Vue.js (if not already installed):

   npm install vue
   

2. Install WeComponents using npm:

   npm install wecomponents
   

3. Import WeComponents in your project:

   import WeComponents from 'wecomponents';
   

4. Use WeComponents in your Vue.js components:

   export default {
     components: {
       WeComponent: WeComponents.WeComponent,
       // Include other WeComponents as needed
     },
     // Component code
   }
   

Summary

WeComponents is a Vue.js declarative component library based on the Common Component Language Specification. It simplifies development by allowing developers to write pages using JSON. The library follows the principles of the CLS and provides a data-driven UI approach. It has a low learning curve, is easy to understand and remember, and focuses on semantic components. It supports various scenarios, with implementations for form, list, and chart components. To install WeComponents, Vue.js and the library itself need to be installed, and the components can be used in Vue.js components. The library is licensed under the MIT License and encourages developers to contribute and customize it to suit their needs.