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@a3tai/mittsu-svelte5

v0.1.0

Published

Svelte 5 component sources for @a3tai/mittsu. Distributed via the CLI; not imported at runtime.

Downloads

86

Readme

@a3tai/mittsu-svelte5

Svelte 5 component sources for @a3tai/mittsu.

The package follows a source-first model: components are plain Svelte files paired with sibling global CSS files. Distribution happens through the @a3tai/mittsu CLI — you copy the source into your project and own the code from the moment it lands. There is no runtime import surface.

Install

npx @a3tai/mittsu init
npx @a3tai/mittsu add button input dialog popover

init writes a components.json to your project root and copies the shared tokens (tokens/tokens.css) and lib/cn.ts utility. add copies the requested components — sibling dependencies are pulled in automatically (e.g. search-input brings input and kbd).

Some components have soft peer dependencies you'll only need if you use those specific components:

# overlays / popovers / menus / select / combobox
npm install bits-ui

# date-aware components (Calendar, DatePicker, etc.)
npm install @internationalized/date

Components

Components are grouped by category in components/:

  • Form: Button, Input, Textarea, Checkbox, Switch, Toggle, RadioGroup, Slider, NumberInput, PinInput, PasswordInput, Select, Combobox, Field
  • Overlay: Dialog, AlertDialog, Popover, Tooltip, Sheet, Drawer, DropdownMenu, ContextMenu, Command, Toast
  • Layout: Container, Stack, HStack, VStack, Flex, Box, Section, ScrollArea, AspectRatio, Skeleton
  • Data: Table, List, VirtualList, Calendar, Avatar, Badge, Kbd, Spinner
  • Navigation: Tabs, Breadcrumb, Accordion, Collapsible
  • Feedback: Toast, Empty, Progress

The full registry is in registry.json. See ROADMAP.md for the full catalog and PLAN.md for the wave-based shipping order.

Tokens

tokens/tokens.css exposes the design system as CSS variables prefixed with --uin-* (color, spacing, motion, radius, font). The file is copied into your project by mittsu init and is meant to be edited — swap palettes, retune motion durations, or add brand-specific tokens without modifying any component source.

The package also exposes the source tree directly so you can import via package path during development:

@import '@a3tai/mittsu-svelte5/tokens/tokens.css';
@import '@a3tai/mittsu-svelte5/components/button/button.css';

In production you should let the CLI copy these files in instead — that way you own them and can edit freely.

Local development

npm --workspace @a3tai/mittsu-svelte5 run check

The companion package @a3tai/mittsu-charts ships D3-powered chart components that share the same token system and source-first model.