Start with what you need
Choose the modules your project needs. Data tables, grid layouts, and sorting and transfer each have a distinct role and can be used independently.
ABOUT COMINS
Hello,
I’m Comins.
I build open-source modules for a wide range of projects.
Working with data, arranging a screen, and building interactions. I develop modules you can put to work in your own project.
Find me on GitHubCOMINS / OPEN SOURCE
Open to build on.
Useful tools.
More places to use them.
Hello, I’m kim1124, the planner and developer behind Comins. Comins is an open-source project that develops and maintains useful modules to make frontend development easier and faster, while helping developers build more powerful features.
The goal of Comins is to share useful modules for frontend projects as open source, drawing on the experience and skills I have gained in professional development. Whatever the size of your project, I want you to be able to choose Comins modules, configure them to fit your needs, and create a variety of features and experiences quickly and easily. That is the direction Comins is working toward.
I plan to develop more useful modules and add them to Comins. Planned updates include broader platform support and modules for areas beyond frontend development. Comins is still at an early stage, with plenty of room for improvement. I will keep refining it so that its modules can be useful in many different projects.
kim1124 Comins · Planning & developmentWhat a Comins module should be
Make room for different projects
From data-heavy admin screens to dashboards that users arrange themselves, I aim to build modules that adapt to different interfaces and requirements.
Understand it. Help improve it.
Working examples and API documentation explain how to use each module. Problems found in real use and new ideas are a starting point for making them better.
See you in your next project.
Explore the modules, try the examples, and make them part of your interface.