iC Framework is a CSS framework developed by iCHEF, designed for building flexible, accessible, and responsive web applications. It provides a set of pre-defined styles and an exclusive icon set (`ic-icon.*`) tailored specifically for iCHEF's branding and aesthetic. The current stable version available on npm is 2.0.0. The framework's primary distribution methods include direct inclusion via a GitHub CDN for HTML `<link>` tags or installation via npm for integration into modern JavaScript/TypeScript build pipelines. It offers minified CSS for production environments and provides source files for developers who wish to build from scratch. Based on the copyright date of 2016, the project appears to be in a maintenance mode or minimally updated. Its key differentiator lies in its specialized styling and components for iCHEF-branded applications, rather than being a general-purpose framework like Bootstrap or Tailwind.
npm install ic-frameworkVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates how to install the `ic-framework` package and integrate its CSS into a project using a module bundler, or via a direct HTML link.
Review the project's GitHub repository for recent commits or issues before adopting for new projects. Consider more actively maintained CSS frameworks for long-term solutions or be prepared to address compatibility issues manually.
Do not expect JavaScript exports; integrate the framework by linking the CSS file in HTML or importing it via a bundler. For React integration, a separate `iC-framework-react` package is mentioned, which would handle JS components.
Ensure the package is installed with `npm install ic-framework` or `yarn add ic-framework`. Verify that your bundler configuration includes appropriate loaders (e.g., `css-loader`, `style-loader` for Webpack) to handle CSS imports.
The framework is applied by importing its CSS file (e.g., `import 'ic-framework/dist/css/ic-framework.min.css';`) or linking it in HTML. Do not attempt to call JavaScript functions or access properties from the imported package as it provides no such interface.
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