- Create button lib with component
- Create input lib with component
- Create search lib with component (depends on button and input libs)
- Apply proper tags and setup module boundaries
- Create example app that uses libs created above
- Create checkbox lib with component
- Checkbox component should render simple
input[type=checkbox]
- Checkbox component should allow to project HTML into it and render it on the right side of
input
- Checkbox component should have
disabled
input - Checkbox component should have
checked
input - Checkbox component should have
checkedChange
output - Replace plain checkbox with checkbox component in search component lib
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