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@coveord/plasma-mantine

v61.0.2

Published

A Plasma flavoured Mantine theme

Downloads

15,080

Readme

@coveord/plasma-mantine

The main component library of the Plasma design system — a Coveo-flavoured Mantine theme with custom components. It re-exports every Mantine component with Coveo's theme applied, plus Plasma-specific components and sub-components.

Import invariant: always import from @coveord/plasma-mantine, never directly from @mantine/*, even when Mantine's own docs were the reference source.

Installation

npm install @coveord/plasma-mantine @mantine/core @mantine/hooks react react-dom

@mantine/core, @mantine/hooks, react, and react-dom are peer dependencies. Install the additional Mantine peers you use — @mantine/notifications, @mantine/dates, @mantine/form, @mantine/modals, @mantine/carousel, @mantine/code-highlight — as needed. See Compatibility for supported versions.

The package provides its own TypeScript declaration files.

Usage

Wrap your application with the Plasmantine provider. It applies the Plasma theme and CSS variables on top of Mantine's MantineProvider, so you don't need to add a separate MantineProvider.

import {Plasmantine} from '@coveord/plasma-mantine/plasmantine';
import '@mantine/core/styles.css';
// Import the styles for any optional Mantine packages you use, e.g.:
import '@mantine/notifications/styles.css';

function App() {
    return <Plasmantine>{/* your app */}</Plasmantine>;
}

Then render Plasma components anywhere inside the provider:

import {Button} from '@coveord/plasma-mantine';

function Example() {
    return <Button.Primary>Save</Button.Primary>;
}

Conventions

  • Always import from @coveord/plasma-mantine, not from @mantine/*. Plasma components wrap Mantine with Coveo-specific styling and behaviour.
  • Prefer Plasma sub-components over raw props — e.g. use Button.Primary instead of <Button variant="filled">.
  • The theme is already applied through Plasmantine. Only add your own MantineProvider if you have a specific reason to.

Documentation

Browse all components, props, and live examples on the Plasma demo site.

For AI agents, component specs are published through @coveord/plasma-llms and the @coveord/plasma-mcp-server.