This isn't so much a issue as a fyi, I've been throwing together a few components in spectre that would require js and I figured I'd leave a little request to see if I could get some feedback on the project.
Suggestions would be appreciated :)
roemhildtg
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The lack of JS libs etc in Spectre was one of the key reasons for selecting Spectre for me. So many require JQuery or something... We're hosting many different projects currently in Both Angular 1 and Angular 2 and want a consistent look... I'm not particularly a fan of debugging why JQuery A with Spectre B doesn't interact well with Angular C on Browser D. For that matter if I were doing React I'd not be a fan of DOM mutations occurring outside of my control.
forbesmyester
on 29 Nov 2016
Me also. I regularly work with other libs besides jquery, and didn't want to use bootstrap for that reason. Made the call to switch to spectre and haven't regretted that decision since.
roemhildtg
on 30 Nov 2016
@forbesmyester I agree that it isn't great if a library requires some is library. However a few examples written in pure js or library A or B hardly hurts anyone. This even though we that build entire systems tend to roll our own, optimized, code anyway.
tommiehansen
on 6 Dec 2016
Just found another project of js spectre components: https://github.com/vace/vue-spectre
roemhildtg
on 30 Dec 2016
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The lack of JS libs etc in Spectre was one of the key reasons for selecting Spectre for me. So many require JQuery or something... We're hosting many different projects currently in Both Angular 1 and Angular 2 and want a consistent look... I'm not particularly a fan of debugging why JQuery A with Spectre B doesn't interact well with Angular C on Browser D. For that matter if I were doing React I'd not be a fan of DOM mutations occurring outside of my control.