Installation
The best way to use Polaris is to install it via npm:
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Download
Another way to get started with Polaris is by downloading it.
This way you can directly import Polaris CSS & JS libraries into your website.
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Dependencies
To use Polaris framework in production you don't need to use any other packages or libraries.
However, to use it in a development environment, it depends on several packages.
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Why Polaris?
Polaris uses a simple but robust naming system.
Polaris framework is fully customizable.
Polaris has a native support for RTL languages.
All components in Polaris support dark & light.
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open-source
Polaris framework is free and open-source with MIT Licence. Use it with confidence for any personal or commercial purpose you want.
The MIT License is a permissive free software license originating at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the late 1980s.
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Plugin Base
Polaris framework is divided in two parts: Core, and Plugins.
Polaris Core consists of generic components that almost every web application needs.
Polaris Plugins consists of extra features and specefic components for specefic web apps.
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Bundling
If you want to use Polaris in both production and development, the best way is by customizing and bundling it with your existing libraries.
Normally, it is a complicated process and needs a high level of experience. However, with Polaris you can do it simply by using a couple of built-in CLI commands.
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