Overview:

The UI Lib Picker for Vue 3/Nuxt 3 is a tool designed to help users choose the right UI library for their Vue 3 or Nuxt 3 projects. It provides an overview of different UI frameworks and allows users to filter libraries based on specific features. Users can hover over features to learn more about them and click on them to see which libraries implement them. The tool also provides detailed information about available components for each library. Contributions are welcome, particularly in editing existing content, suggesting new filters, and improving the tool itself. The project is a Nuxt 3 project using Nuxt UI and Tailwind CSS.

Features:

• UI Library Overview: Provides an overview of different UI frameworks for Vue 3/Nuxt 3.
• Filtering: Users can filter libraries based on specific features.
• Hover and Click Interactions: Users can hover over features to learn more about them and click on them to filter libraries that implement those features.
• Detailed Component Information: Users can see detailed information about available components for each library.

Installation:

To set up the UI Lib Picker project on your own machine, follow these steps:

1. Make sure you have Node.js installed on your system.
2. Clone the repository using the Clone Repository command in your IDE (if using Visual Studio Code).
3. Once the repository is cloned, navigate to its directory in your terminal.
4. Run the command npm install to install the project dependencies.
5. After the installation is complete, run the command npm run dev to start the project.
6. The UI Lib Picker should now be accessible in your browser at the specified local server URL.

Summary:

The UI Lib Picker for Vue 3/Nuxt 3 is a helpful tool for developers looking to choose the right UI library for their Vue or Nuxt projects. It provides an overview of different UI frameworks, allows users to filter libraries based on specific features, and provides detailed information about available components. Contributions are welcome to improve the tool and add new libraries. Overall, it aims to simplify the process of selecting a UI library while ensuring accuracy and up-to-date information.