[ARandomerDude]

```

bower install --save spacersjs

...

Option | Type | Default

element | string | null

...

Initialize with:

spacers({ element: '.element-unique-class' });

```

This is a neat tool and you did a great job.

Tangentially, I can't help but think if a person can use some of these tools, they're already a programmer. Reading the documentation, a "no code" user would need to know how to use a terminal, text editor, package manager, as well as understand data types, the DOM, and the box model. That isn't to say this is a bad library, but I question the no code premise.

[actuallyakash]

@ARandomerDude, thanks for the sharing your perspective.

Then again, I created this library for people who create no-code tools not for who use no-code tools. Though they can also use this. I think, the title I wrote have given a wrong impression, that is, 6 or 9 the same thing. Ha ha.

[dschooh]

It might come in handy when building no-code tools, not as a no-code tool per se.

[actuallyakash]

you totally got the point of my title. thanks.

[yawnxyz]

I'm just building a movable dashboard similar to Notion's blocks and this saves me globs of time!

[actuallyakash]

awesome. Please let me know your use-case.

I would feel elated if people can make use of it.

[zeroonetwothree]

The secret of no code tools is that they are actually for programmers.

[actuallyakash]

haha, agree but not merely for programmers but for technical persons.