Overview

Paprika is a library of UI components for enhancing applications. It has a dependency on React v16.8, styled-components, and also requires the Paprika L10n component for localization. The components are individually versioned and distributed packages in a Lerna monorepo. Paprika components are designed with accessibility in mind and comply with WCAG 2.0 level AA standards.

Features

• Enhanced UI components for applications
• Dependency on React v16.8 and styled-components
• Paprika L10n component for localization
• Individually versioned and distributed packages
• Compliance with WCAG 2.0 level AA accessibility standards

Installation

To use Paprika in your project, you need to add the required dependencies. Here are the steps for adding a component, such as the <Button> component:

1. Install the component package:

   npm install @paprika/button
   

2. Import the component in your project:

   import { Button } from "@paprika/button";
   

For more detailed information and code examples, you can visit the Using Paprika wiki pages.

Summary

Paprika is a library of UI components that enhances applications with its enhanced UI components. It requires dependencies like React v16.8, styled-components, and the Paprika L10n component for localization. The components are individually versioned and distributed packages. Paprika components are designed with accessibility in mind and comply with WCAG 2.0 level AA standards. To install and use Paprika components, you can follow the provided installation guide and refer to the additional resources for more information and examples.