@startpage is a library that provides tools to facilitate the process of creating a browser start page.
Take a look at the documentation for more details.
If you want to see how it works in a real world scenario, you can check out the example project.
npm i @startpage/<package>
If you want to create a new project, you can use one of the startpage create-react-app templates:
// base template
npx create-react-app <some-app-name> --template startpage
// with emotion js
npx create-react-app <some-app-name> --template startpage-emotion
| name | description | |
|---|---|---|
| bookmarks | Bookmark management for your startpage | docs |
| local-storage | Local storage management for your startpage | docs |
| preset | Use presets for your startpage. | docs |
| search | Provides a function to search the web | docs |
| theming | Provide a design system for your startpage. | docs |
Before you start working with this library, you should be aware of the following core concepts it uses:
I recommend using Typescript and Emotion with this library since its designed for this usecase. That being said, everything should work just fine without them.