The following are some of the most essential ionic components :
Ion-Alert : An alert is a dialogue that provides the user with vital information to help them make a decision or allows them to select a specific action or set of actions. It is shown over the app's content. Before resuming contact with the app, the user can remove it explicitly.
Ion-Buttons : Using buttons to interact with and navigate around an application is vital. Its purpose is to make it apparent what will happen when the user clicks on them. Text, icons, or a combination of the two can be found on the buttons. To make it look a certain way, it can be upgraded with a range of features such as colour, form, and size.
Ion-Content : The Ionic content element acts as a container for all of the additional elements we wish to add to the app. The content component provides a simple content area with a few handy methods for controlling the scrollable area. A single view in an Ionic application should only have one content component. Individual styling with CSS and the appropriate CSS custom properties can also be used to alter it.
Ion-List : Lists consist of numerous rows of objects such as text, buttons, toggles, icons, thumbnails, and more. The list element is used to display data such as menus and tabs, as well as to break up the monotony of plain text files. Swiping things, dragging to reorder items inside the list, and removing items are all supported interactions.
Ion-Input : This component is used to collect and securely handle user input. It functions similarly to an HTML input element. It only supports text inputs like text, passwords, numbers, emails, and URLs. It should be enclosed in the ion-item element at all times.
