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FAQs​

Welcome to the Qbit Design FAQ section! This is the go-to place where we provide comprehensive answers to the most common questions about using, customizing, and contributing to the Qbit Design component library. Whether you're a developer just starting to explore the library or an experienced user encountering a specific issue, we've got you covered.

If you're wondering how to integrate our components into your project, customize them for your specific use cases, or troubleshoot compatibility issues, you'll find clear and detailed guidance here. In addition, we provide helpful tips on how to stay up-to-date with the latest Qbit Design updates, optimize performance, and address concerns regarding supported React versions. We strive to ensure you're always fully informed and equipped to make the most of Qbit Design.

We also cover topics on how to contribute to the Qbit project by reporting bugs, suggesting improvements, or submitting pull requests. Our goal is to create an open and collaborative community, and your feedback plays an essential role in Qbit’s continuous evolution.

If you don’t find the answer to your specific question here, please feel free to reach out to us through our official support channels or visit our GitHub repository, where you can engage with the community, ask questions, and access real-time updates. Our team is committed to providing all the resources you need to succeed with Qbit Design.

Questions & Answers​

  1. What should I do if I encounter a bug while using Qbit Design?

    If you encounter a bug while using Qbit Design, we encourage you to report it promptly. To do so, visit the Qbit GitHub Issues Page and provide a detailed description of the issue. Be sure to include the steps to reproduce the bug, any relevant error logs, and screenshots or files that may help our team understand the problem. After submitting your report, you will receive a confirmation email within 7 days. Our team will notify you as soon as the issue is resolved. Reporting bugs helps us continuously improve Qbit and ensures a better experience for all users.

  2. Is Qbit compatible with other UI libraries or frameworks?

    Yes, Qbit Design components are designed to be highly compatible with other UI libraries and frameworks. Since Qbit is built on React, it can easily be integrated with other popular React-based libraries such as Material-UI, Ant Design, and more. However, when combining multiple libraries, we recommend isolating their styles to avoid any potential conflicts, especially when it comes to CSS styles. This ensures that each library works seamlessly within your application without interfering with one another.

  3. Can I contribute to Qbit Design?

    Absolutely! We welcome contributions from the community. If you want to contribute, the first step is to fork the Qbit Design repository and make the necessary changes. After that, submit a pull request with your proposed changes. Before submitting, please ensure that you've followed our contribution guidelines, which include writing clear commit messages and ensuring all tests pass. For detailed instructions, refer to the Contributing section in our official documentation, which walks you through the steps to get started. Your contributions help shape the future of Qbit Design, and we are grateful for your involvement.

  4. Are Qbit components customizable?

    Yes, Qbit Design components are fully customizable! We understand that every project has unique requirements, so we’ve designed Qbit Design to be flexible. You can easily adjust the look and feel of each component using props, custom CSS, or even by extending the components with your own styles. Whether you're looking to modify colors, layout, or behavior, our components can be tailored to meet your project's needs. For advanced customizations, you have the option to extend the components, making Qbit Design a versatile solution for any UI.

  5. How can I request a new feature or propose a change?

    We are always open to suggestions for new features and improvements! If you have an idea for a new component, enhancement, or modification to an existing one, we encourage you to start a discussion in the "Discussions" section of our GitHub repository. Alternatively, you can submit a feature request under the Issues section. When submitting your request, please provide a detailed explanation of the feature or change, its intended purpose, and how it would benefit the library. Your feedback helps us prioritize and plan new features that will make Qbit even better.

Stay connected with the Qbit community through our official social media channels. Follow us for updates, news, support, and discussions about Qbit. Join the conversation, share your experiences, and engage with fellow developers to stay informed and up-to-date with the latest advancements in the library.

Troubleshooting Tips​

If you're facing any issues or need help troubleshooting Qbit Design, here are a few common solutions to help you get back on track:

  • Check for updates: Ensure that you’re using the latest version of Qbit. Keeping your libraries up-to-date can resolve many common issues.
  • Consult the documentation: Our documentation contains solutions to most frequently encountered issues. It provides step-by-step instructions on how to use features in Qbit and how to resolve common problems.
  • Community support: If you’re still experiencing issues, feel free to reach out to the Qbit community via official channels. There’s a good chance that someone has encountered the same problem and can provide guidance.

Remember, the Qbit team is here to support you, so don't hesitate to ask for help when needed.