Setting up Spartan/UI in an Angular CLI project

If you’re looking to add a clean and minimalist user interface to your Angular CLI project, then Spartan/UI is a great option. Spartan/UI provides a set of pre-styled components and layouts that you can easily integrate into your Angular project.

Step 1: Install Spartan/UI Package

To get started, you’ll need to install the Spartan/UI package into your Angular CLI project. You can do this by running the following command in your terminal:

      
        npm install spartan-ui
      
    

Step 2: Import Spartan/UI styles

Once the package is installed, you’ll need to import the Spartan/UI styles into your project. Open the styles.scss file in your Angular project and import the Spartan/UI styles at the top of the file:

      
        @import '~spartan-ui/dist/spartan-ui.css';
      
    

Step 3: Integrate Spartan/UI components

With the styles imported, you can now start integrating Spartan/UI components into your Angular templates. You can use the pre-styled components provided by Spartan/UI to quickly build a sleek and modern user interface for your project.

For example, you can use the Spartan/UI buttons, forms, and navigation components in your Angular templates to create a cohesive and polished look for your application.

Step 4: Customize and extend

While Spartan/UI provides a set of pre-styled components and layouts, you can still customize and extend them to fit the needs of your project. You can modify the styles or create your own custom components to achieve the desired look and feel for your application.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can easily set up Spartan/UI in your Angular CLI project and create a sleek and modern user interface for your application. With its pre-styled components and layouts, Spartan/UI can help you build a professional-looking interface without having to start from scratch.