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# Ionic Elements for Progressive Web Apps
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This project is a growing collection of pre-built UI experiences for Web APIs such
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as camera/video, focused on building Progressive Web Apps that meet and exceed
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native mobile app experiences.
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These elements are a key part of our mission to build the [Progressive Web App OS](https://medium.com/@maxlynch/building-the-progressive-web-app-os-57daebcb69c1)
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by providing awesome UIs on top of low-level Web APIs.
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These components are built as Web Components that can be used in any web app, using
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the power of [Stencil JS](http://stenciljs.com/).
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## Currently Supported
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Currently, the project offers a quality in-app Camera experience using
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`getUserMedia`, with support for multiple cameras and with automatic handling
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of image data.
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See [the provided example](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-pwa-elements/blob/master/src/index.html)
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for an example of how to use these components.
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## Capacitor Usage
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Ionic PWA Elements were built primarily for developers using [Capacitor](https://capacitorjs.com/),
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our Native app container that allows web apps to run on nearly every platform
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with consistent APIs.
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Ionic PWA Elements offer web-UI experiences for Capacitor apps running in a browser
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as PWA, such that the API is identical for the PWA and the native app store app.
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See the [Capacitor PWA Elements](https://capacitorjs.com/docs/web/pwa-elements)
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page for more information on using this library in your Capacitor apps.
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