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@glyphui/blocks

v0.8.0

Published

Ready-made page sections for Glyph: hero, pricing, FAQ, testimonials, auth and more. Themed entirely by your Glyph theme.

Readme

@glyphui/blocks

Ready-made page sections for Glyph: hero, pricing, FAQ, testimonials, sign-in and more. They are built from @glyphui/ui and styled only by your theme, so the same block fits any Glyph theme with no extra CSS.

Docs · Blocks · GitHub

Install

npm install @glyphui/blocks @glyphui/ui

Import the styles after Glyph's, so Tailwind generates the classes blocks use:

@import "tailwindcss";
@import "@glyphui/ui/styles.css";
@import "@glyphui/blocks/styles.css";

Without this line blocks render partly unstyled, with no error. In development, the first block you render warns in the console if the stylesheet is missing.

Blocks must render inside <GlyphProvider> like any Glyph component.

Blocks

| Block | What it is | |---|---| | Hero | Opening section: title, description, actions, optional media (centered, left, split) | | LogoCloud | Muted row of customer or partner logos | | FeatureGrid | Features with icon, title and description in 2–4 columns, optional links | | FeatureSplit | Alternating text and media rows | | Stats | Headline numbers as a description list | | Pricing | Plan comparison with a monthly / yearly switch | | Testimonials | Customer quotes as a grid or with a featured quote | | Faq | Questions and answers in an accordion, stacked or split | | Cta | Closing call to action, as a card or a band | | Newsletter | Email signup with validation, loading, success and error states | | SiteFooter | Footer with link columns, copyright and socials | | AuthCard | Sign-in / sign-up card with a built-in email and password form | | SectionHeader | Eyebrow, title and description for your own sections |

Every block takes its content as typed props, accepts className and id, labels its section by its title, and lets you set the heading level with headingLevel.

Example

import { Cta, Faq, Hero, Pricing, SiteFooter } from '@glyphui/blocks'
import { Button } from '@glyphui/ui'

export function LandingPage() {
  return (
    <>
      <Hero
        title="Invoices that send themselves"
        description="Usage data in, accurate invoices out."
        actions={<Button size="lg">Start free trial</Button>}
      />
      <Pricing
        title="Simple plans"
        tiers={[
          { name: 'Starter', price: 0, features: ['50 invoices a month'], cta: { label: 'Start free', href: '/signup' } },
          {
            name: 'Growth',
            price: { monthly: 49, yearly: 39 },
            features: ['Unlimited invoices', 'Usage-based pricing'],
            cta: { label: 'Start trial', href: '/trial' },
            highlighted: true,
            badge: 'Most popular',
          },
        ]}
      />
      <Faq title="Questions" items={[{ question: 'Can I cancel anytime?', answer: 'Yes.' }]} />
      <Cta title="Ready when you are" actions={<Button>Create an account</Button>} />
      <SiteFooter brand="Ledgerline" copyright="© 2026 Ledgerline, Inc." />
    </>
  )
}

Links inside blocks (pricing CTAs, feature cards, footer links) go through the linkComponent you pass to GlyphProvider, so they use your router.

License

MIT