Small front-end components and starter packs you can download and drop into your projects.
Each item is a zip containing the component sources and a short README inside. Expand the sections below for quick guides.
File → Open Folder....Use the snippets inside the zips as context for an AI assistant. Example prompt:
"I have a component called Badge Loader. Explain how to integrate its CSS and JS into an existing HTML page and provide a small usage example."
Or ask for code transformations, accessibility improvements, or test cases.
Open the extracted folder, read the bundled README.md, then copy the necessary files (CSS, JS, images) into your project and include them in your HTML:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="path/to/component.css">
<script src="path/to/component.js" defer></script>
This page links ZIPs from the repository Parts/ folder. If a download fails, check that the file exists in that folder or update the path in script.js.
Files are expected to be available at https://webcomponents.snap-view.com/Parts/<filename>. Replace <filename> with the exact file name shown in the list.
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://webcomponents.snap-view.com/Parts/<filename.zip>" -OutFile "<filename.zip>"
# Example
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://webcomponents.snap-view.com/Parts/badgeloader.zip" -OutFile "badgeloader.zip"
curl -L -o <filename.zip> "https://webcomponents.snap-view.com/Parts/<filename.zip>"
# Example
curl -L -o badgeloader.zip "https://webcomponents.snap-view.com/Parts/badgeloader.zip"
wget -O <filename.zip> "https://webcomponents.snap-view.com/Parts/<filename.zip>"
# Example
wget -O badgeloader.zip "https://webcomponents.snap-view.com/Parts/badgeloader.zip"
Notes:
Parts/./Parts/ directory and that files are readable (HTTP 200).chmod +x <script-file> after extracting.