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What is Zens UI

This UI frame is inspired by CMUI.

Zens UI provides a handy, semantic, and highly compatible UI framework. Committed to helping developers build their web apps quickly. At the same time ZensUI is also cross-platform

platforms supported:

• mobile web
• PC web
• Weixin Mini Program

Quick Start

Install

npm install --save-dev zens-ui

import css file

@import '~zens-ui/scss/ZensUI.scss'

Usage

Basic Example

If you need a red rounded button in document, you just need write css style code like below

<button class="btn red radius">my button</button>

It will be rendered like below:

As you see, .btn described what element it will be, .red and .radius are modifiers, they described what this element will look like.

More button's usages：

  <button class="btn">Basic button</button>
  <button class="btn gray pill">Gray pills like button</button>
  <button class="btn big hollow red radius">Big hollow round button</button>
  <button class="btn black small">Small black button</button>

Further Example

Zens UI has several containers, they are designed to quickly implement layout.

• img-container:image container
• flex-container：flex layout container
• flex-row-container：flex layout container

img-container's usage is like below:

<div class="img-container round" style="width: 100px; height: 100px;">
  <img src="https://via.placeholder.com/100x100" alt="">
</div>

It will be rendered like below:

npm package content

In npm package, ZensUI.css is designed for common web developers, and ZensUI.mp.css is designed for weixin mini program developers

ZensUI/
    ├─ dist/                                           
    │     └── css/                      
    │         ├─ZensUI.css 
    │         ├─ZensUI.css.map
    │         ├─ZensUI.min.css
    │         ├─ZensUI.min.css.map 
    │         ├─ZensUI.mp.css
    │         ├─ZensUI.mp.css.map
    │         ├─ZensUI.mp.min.css
    │         └─ZensUI.mp.min.css.map    
    └─ scss/ 
       └─ZensUI.scss  

License

Everything is MIT