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@bestiary-ui/style

v0.1.1

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Core styles, variables, and CSS utilities for Bestiary UI

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@bestiary-ui/style

The core styling engine and design token system for the Bestiary UI ecosystem. A lightweight, framework-agnostic CSS library built with modern web standards.

npm v license

Features

  • Design Tokens First: Fully powered by CSS Variables and Houdini @property for type-safe animations and performance.
  • Zero Specificity: Most selectors use the :where() pseudo-class, allowing you to override any style with a single custom class without !important.
  • Cascade Layers: Organized into @layer (reset, tokens, components, utilities) to prevent style conflicts and ensure a predictable cascade.
  • Multi-Dimensional Theming: Independent control over Geometry (data-theme), Palette (data-essence), and Appearance (data-color-mode).
  • OKLCH Color Space: Perceptually uniform colors with native support for wide-gamut displays and dynamic transparency.
  • Modern Reset: Built-in "smart" reset with text-wrap: balance, logical properties, and field-sizing.

Installation

# Using pnpm
pnpm add @bestiary-ui/style

# Using npm
npm install @bestiary-ui/style

# Using yarn
yarn add @bestiary-ui/style

Usage

1. The Full Bundle (Recommended for simple projects)

Import everything (tokens, reset, all components, and utilities) in one go.

Via JavaScript/TypeScript:

import "@bestiary-ui/style/index.bundle.css";

Via CDN (Unpkg):

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/@bestiary-ui/style/index.bundle.css">

2. Granular Imports (Optimized)

Import only what you need to keep your CSS bundle small.

/* 1. Core Definitions (Required) */
@import "@bestiary-ui/style/tokens/primitives.css";
@import "@bestiary-ui/style/tokens/contract.css";

/* 2. Base Reset */
@import "@bestiary-ui/style/reset.css";

/* 3. Theming Configuration */
@import "@bestiary-ui/style/themes/forest.css";
@import "@bestiary-ui/style/essences/leaf.css";

/* 4. Individual Components */
@import "@bestiary-ui/style/components/button.css";
@import "@bestiary-ui/style/components/card.css";

/* 5. Utilities */
@import "@bestiary-ui/style/utilities.css";

Theming Architecture

Bestiary UI uses a 3-axis system applied via HTML data attributes:

<html
    data-theme="forest"
    data-essence="leaf"
    data-color-mode="dark"
>

| Attribute | Scope | Examples | |-----------|-------|----------| | data-theme | Geometry & Motion | forest, minimal, brutal | | data-essence | Color Palettes | leaf, ocean, magma | | data-color-mode | Light/Dark logic | light, dark |

Customization

Since all components rely on the Semantic Contract, you can override the entire design system by redefining variables in your local CSS. Thanks to :where() and @layer, your overrides will work without !important.

:root {
    /* Change brand color globally */
    --b-primary-500: oklch(0.6 0.2 250);

    /* Change global corner rounding */
    --b-radius-factor: 2;

    /* Override a specific component locally */
    --b-button-border-width: 2px;
}

License

MIT © Bestiary UI