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Sep 07, 2024 pm 10:30 PM

Miracle UI - React component library

Hello everyone, I'd like to introduce you to my project Miracle UI, a component library built entirely with CSS. This makes the library super lightweight and easy to use. Many of the components come with a ton of properties so you can customize them in ways you wouldn't imagine. I invite you to check out the npm packages to see for yourself how lightweight each component really is.

That said, I’d like to clarify that I’m a student and I developed this project on my own, so it probably has some bugs and still has many things that need improvement and review. I really appreciate any feedback, as long as it's well-intentioned.

I also hope you enjoy the components and find the library useful.

I’d be grateful if you could give the project a star on GitHub if you like it or find it interesting, so you can stay up to date with future updates.

I'll paste the links bellow:

MiracleUI
Github

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