How to Add a JS Library to an Emulsify Component

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Emulsify is an open-source design system developed by Four Kitchens. It helps in creating design systems with reusable components.

A new blog published on the Emulsify website explains the process of adding a JavaScript library to an Emulsify component. Amanda Luker, a Senior Frontend Engineer at Four Kitchens, writes the blog.

A JavaScript library is a JavaScript file containing a bunch of functions that accomplish some useful task for a webpage. Anyone new to the process may find adding a JS library to an Emulsify component intimidating.

According to Amanda, it is not as complicated as it seems. The step-by-step guide clears doubts about the process. In the blog, Amanda uses the Swiper library as an example to demonstrate the steps.

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