Tabler uses the following open source resources:
Name | Description | License |
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Bootstrap | The most popular front-end framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web. | MIT |
IMask | Vanilla JavaScript input masking library with support for various mask types and dynamic behavior. | MIT |
Autosize | Automatically adjusts textarea height to fit text content. | MIT |
ApexCharts | Modern charting library offering interactive and responsive charts. | MIT |
noUiSlider | Lightweight JavaScript range slider with multi-touch support and extensive customization options. | MIT |
CountUp.js | Animates numerical values by counting up to them. | MIT |
List.js | Adds search, sort, and flexibility to tables, lists, and various HTML elements. | MIT |
Masonry | JavaScript grid layout library that arranges elements optimally based on available vertical space. | MIT |
Mapbox GL JS | JavaScript library for interactive, customizable vector maps on the web. | BSD-3-Clause |
Litepicker | Lightweight, no-dependency date range picker. | MIT |
Tom Select | Dynamic and framework-agnostic <select> UI control with autocomplete and keyboard navigation. | Apache-2.0 |
jsVectorMap | Lightweight JavaScript library for creating interactive maps and data visualizations. | MIT |
Fslightbox | Vanilla JavaScript plugin for displaying images and videos in a fullscreen lightbox. | MIT |
HugeRTE | MIT-licensed fork of TinyMCE, a web-based JavaScript HTML WYSIWYG editor control. | MIT |
Plyr | Simple, accessible, and customizable HTML5, YouTube, and Vimeo media player. | MIT |
Dropzone | Open-source library that provides drag-and-drop file uploads with image previews. | MIT |
Star Rating.js | Lightweight JavaScript library for rendering star ratings. | MIT |
Coloris | Lightweight and elegant color picker written in vanilla JavaScript. | MIT |
Typed.js | JavaScript library that types out sentences in a human-like manner. | MIT |
Signature Pad | JavaScript library for drawing smooth signatures. | MIT |