npm install @ui5/webcomponents --save
. Then, you simply import the UI5 components into your files like you would for any other component when you need to use them. According to the documentation, there are two limits in using the component library with React. Event handling isn't supported without a ref and Boolean prop values must be set to undefined
instead of false
. Both those issues are solved by using the component library specifically for React. Here is the documentation for installation and the limits and here is an example of the UI5 Web Component library being used with React. create-react-app
or add it to an existing app by running the command, npm install @ui5/webcomponents @ui5/webcomponents-react @ui5/webcomponents-fiori --save
. Here is the documentation for the installation.npm install @ui5/webcomponents --save
. From there, you need to import CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA
in app.module.ts
before the components can be used like any other component library in Angular. Here is the documentation for the installation. For an example of the implementation, there is this SAP Sample to check out.npm install @ui5/webcomponents --save
, but there are some configuration steps that need to be done based on the version of Vue being used. If you're using Vue 2.x, you need to add Vue.config.ignoredElements = [/^ui5-/];
to main.js
. For Vue 3.x, there are two options for configuring UI5 Web Components. You can add a custom rule in a build step if you are using something like Webpack or if you are using on-the-fly template compilation, you can pass a check for UI5 custom elements on the line after creating your app with app.config.isCustomElement = tag => tag.startsWith("ui5-");
. Here is the link to the documentation for installation, which will have more information on how to configure your Vue app properly. And if you’re looking for a practical example of how Vue has been implemented, you can look at this repo here. npm install @ui5/webcomponents --save
, and can import the elements in a script tag like how you would with React. However, there may be some configuration needed like there is with Vue and Angular.You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you've already registered, sign in. Otherwise, register and sign in.
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