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@astryx-vue/core

v0.7.8

Published

Vue 3 components for the unofficial astryx-vue port of Astryx. Not affiliated with Meta.

Readme

@astryx-vue/core

Vue 3 components for astryx-vue, an unofficial port of Astryx. Not affiliated with Meta.

Using an agent? Install @astryx-vue/cli and run astryx-vue component Button, or astryx-vue init --features agents so the agent looks components up instead of guessing. The binary is astryx-vue, not astryx.

Install

pnpm add @astryx-vue/core @astryx-vue/themes

Peer dependency: vue ^3.5.0.

Use

Import a theme once at the app entry, then import the component you need from its subpath. The subpath loads that component's structural styles. You do not need StyleX or UnoCSS.

import '@astryx-vue/themes/neutral.css'
<script setup lang="ts">
import { Button } from '@astryx-vue/core/Button'
</script>

<template>
  <Button label="Save changes" variant="primary" />
</template>

Prefer a subpath such as @astryx-vue/core/Button over the package root. The root re-exports the same components, and a bundler that keeps unused re-exports can pull in more than you asked for. Import @astryx-vue/core/styles.css only when you want every structural sheet in one file.

Props, slots, and events are on the docs site, or:

npx @astryx-vue/cli component Button

Related packages

| Package | What it is | | --- | --- | | @astryx-vue/themes | Neutral, Butter, Chocolate, Gothic, Matcha, Stone, and Y2K | | @astryx-vue/cli | astryx-vue for component docs, search, and agent context |

Resources

License

MIT. Astryx is copyright Meta Platforms, Inc. This package is an unofficial port and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta.