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@advui/core

v0.12.0

Published

Cross-platform React / React Native components built on Tamagui: buttons, forms, overlays, navigation, feedback, layout and media. Data, chart and editor components ship in @advui/data, @advui/charts and @advui/editor.

Readme

@advui/core

Cross-platform React components for web, iOS and Android, built on Tamagui.

pnpm add @advui/core @advui/theme @advui/icons tamagui
import { UniversalProvider, Button, toast } from '@advui/core'
import { createUniversalConfig } from '@advui/theme'

const config = createUniversalConfig({ preset: 'indigo' })

export function App() {
  return (
    <UniversalProvider config={config}>
      <Button onPress={() => toast.success('Saved')}>Save</Button>
    </UniversalProvider>
  )
}

On web, install react-native-web, alias react-native to it and transpile the @advui/* packages (see the Installation guide). Expo needs no extra setup.

More components ship in packages built on this one, so apps install only what they use: @advui/data (Table, Data Table, Data Grid, Tree View, Timeline, Stat, KPI Card), @advui/charts (Bar, Line, Area and Pie Chart) and @advui/editor (Rich Text Editor). They render inside the same UniversalProvider.

Exports: Accordion, Alert, AlertDialog, Avatar, Badge, Breadcrumb, Button, Card, Checkbox, Chip, Container, Dialog, DropdownMenu, Fab, Grid, IconButton, Input, Label, NavigationBar, Popover, Progress, RadioGroup, Select, Separator, Sheet, Skeleton, Slider, Snackbar, Spinner, Stack (Box, HStack, VStack, Center, Spacer), Switch, Tabs, Text, Heading, Kbd, Textarea, Toaster, toast, Toggle, ToggleGroup, Tooltip, UniversalProvider, useColorMode, useControllableState, useFieldControl, useParentForm, useReducedMotion, useRipple, isTextContent, plus re-exports of createUniversalConfig, Icon, IconDefaults, createIcon, Theme, useTheme and useMedia.

Metadata: @advui/core/meta exports components, the metadata behind the docs (parts, props, child rules, examples, platform notes) for every core component, with its ComponentMeta types, for tools such as the AdvUI Builder. @advui/data/meta, @advui/charts/meta and @advui/editor/meta list their own components. It is a separate entry point, so apps that don't import it don't bundle it.

import { components } from '@advui/core/meta'

const button = components.find((meta) => meta.slug === 'button')

Docs: component pages, playground and theme customizer in apps/docs. License: MIT.