@swim/ui implements a user interface toolkit for pervasively real-time
applications. A unified view hierarchy, with builtin procedural styling and
animation, makes it easy for @swim/ui components to uniformly style, animate,
and render mixed HTML, SVG, Canvas, and WebGL components. @swim/ui is a
part of the @swim/toolkit framework.
For an npm-managed project, npm install @swim/ui to make it a dependency.
TypeScript sources will be installed into node_modules/@swim/ui/main.
Transpiled JavaScript and TypeScript definition files install into
node_modules/@swim/ui/lib/main. And a pre-built UMD script, which
bundles all @swim/ui component libraries, can be found in
node_modules/@swim/ui/dist/main/swim-ui.js.
Browser applications can load swim-ui.js, along with its swim-core.js
dependency, from the SwimOS CDN.
<!-- Development --><scriptsrc="https://cdn.swimos.org/js/latest/swim-core.js"></script><scriptsrc="https://cdn.swimos.org/js/latest/swim-ui.js"></script><!-- Production --><scriptsrc="https://cdn.swimos.org/js/latest/swim-core.min.js"></script><scriptsrc="https://cdn.swimos.org/js/latest/swim-ui.min.js"></script>
Alternatively, the swim-toolkit.js script may be loaded, along with its
swim-system.js dependency, from the SwimOS CDN. The swim-toolkit.js
script bundles @swim/ui together with all other
@swim/toolkit
frameworks.
<!-- Development --><scriptsrc="https://cdn.swimos.org/js/latest/swim-system.js"></script><scriptsrc="https://cdn.swimos.org/js/latest/swim-toolkit.js"></script><!-- Production --><scriptsrc="https://cdn.swimos.org/js/latest/swim-system.min.js"></script><scriptsrc="https://cdn.swimos.org/js/latest/swim-toolkit.min.js"></script>
@swim/ui can be imported as an ES6 module from TypeScript and other
ES6-compatible environments. All component libraries are re-exported by
the umbrella @swim/ui module.
When loaded by a web browser, the swim-ui.js script adds all component
library exports to the global swim namespace. The swim-ui.js script
requires that swim-core.js has already been loaded.
The swim-toolkit.js script also adds all @swim/ui component library
exports to the global swim namespace, making it a drop-in replacement
for swim-ui.js when additional @swim/toolkit frameworks are needed.
@swim/ui
@swim/ui implements a user interface toolkit for pervasively real-time applications. A unified view hierarchy, with builtin procedural styling and animation, makes it easy for @swim/ui components to uniformly style, animate, and render mixed HTML, SVG, Canvas, and WebGL components. @swim/ui is a part of the @swim/toolkit framework.
Framework
The @swim/ui umbrella package depends on, and re-exports, the following component libraries:
@swim/ui builds on the @swim/core framework; it has no additional dependencies.
Installation
npm
For an npm-managed project,
npm install @swim/ui
to make it a dependency. TypeScript sources will be installed intonode_modules/@swim/ui/main
. Transpiled JavaScript and TypeScript definition files install intonode_modules/@swim/ui/lib/main
. And a pre-built UMD script, which bundles all @swim/ui component libraries, can be found innode_modules/@swim/ui/dist/main/swim-ui.js
.Browser
Browser applications can load
swim-ui.js
, along with itsswim-core.js
dependency, from the SwimOS CDN.Alternatively, the
swim-toolkit.js
script may be loaded, along with itsswim-system.js
dependency, from the SwimOS CDN. Theswim-toolkit.js
script bundles @swim/ui together with all other @swim/toolkit frameworks.Usage
ES6/TypeScript
@swim/ui can be imported as an ES6 module from TypeScript and other ES6-compatible environments. All component libraries are re-exported by the umbrella
@swim/ui
module.CommonJS
@swim/ui can also be used with CommonJS-compatible module systems. All component libraries are re-exported by the umbrella
@swim/ui
module.Browser
When loaded by a web browser, the
swim-ui.js
script adds all component library exports to the globalswim
namespace. Theswim-ui.js
script requires thatswim-core.js
has already been loaded.The
swim-toolkit.js
script also adds all @swim/ui component library exports to the globalswim
namespace, making it a drop-in replacement forswim-ui.js
when additional @swim/toolkit frameworks are needed.