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@ash2k5/ui

v1.0.1

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design system: tokens, theming, fonts, and react components

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@ash2k5/ui

A small design system: tokens, theming, fonts, and React components. Warm gallery-white + near-black light/dark themes, Bodoni Moda paired with Inter, sharp-edged glass, and an aurora-gradient + grain background. Used by my app frontends.

Install

npm install @ash2k5/ui

On the public npm registry.

What's in it

  • dist/tokens.css: CSS variables for light (:root) and dark ([data-theme="dark"]).
  • dist/preset.css: Tailwind v4 @theme mapping (imports tokens.css).
  • dist/fonts.css: the Bodoni Moda + Inter pair.
  • dist/recipes.css: framework-agnostic classes (type scale, glass, aurora/grain, grid, primitives, a11y fallbacks).
  • dist/theme-toggle.js: initTheme, toggleTheme, THEME_INIT_SNIPPET.
  • dist/index.js + .d.ts: the React component library (ESM, "use client").

Components are built on Radix + CVA and themed in both light and dark: Button, Input, Textarea, Label, Badge, Card, ThemeToggle; Select, Combobox, Dialog, Popover, Tooltip, Tabs, List, Metric (+ Sparkline); AuroraBackground, Container, Grid, Masthead, Sidebar; plus theme helpers (useTheme, getTheme, setTheme, themeInitScript).

Use it (Next.js + Tailwind v4)

In app/globals.css:

@import "tailwindcss";
@import "@ash2k5/ui/preset.css";
@import "@ash2k5/ui/recipes.css";
@source "../node_modules/@ash2k5/ui/dist";

Then bg-surface text-on-surface font-display utilities resolve to the tokens and swap with [data-theme]. The @source line lets Tailwind generate the utilities the components use.

import { Button, Card, ThemeToggle } from "@ash2k5/ui";

Each app keeps a small theme.css that overrides only the tokens it wants to diverge on (imported after the base), so the package stays the shared core.

Theme toggle (no flash)

Inline THEME_INIT_SNIPPET in <head> before the stylesheets and wire a button to toggleTheme(). The choice persists in localStorage; first visit follows prefers-color-scheme.

Develop

npm install          # package + the styleguide workspace
npm run build        # build the tokens (dist/*.css) and the component library
npm run styleguide   # run the styleguide dev server

The styleguide (styleguide/) renders every component in both themes.