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@inova.dev/neu-ui

v0.1.0

Published

Neumorphism as primitives — soft-UI shapes (NeuShape), embossed type (NeuText), and the one-knob token/shadow algorithm behind them. React + vanilla, framework-agnostic CSS.

Downloads

79

Readme

@inova.dev/neu-ui

Neumorphism as primitives. Not a box with a hard-coded shadow — a tiny system that makes any silhouette or glyph read as soft-UI, driven by one knob.

  • NeuShape — neumorphism for an arbitrary SVG silhouette (not just a rectangle). A shape filled with the surface colour vanishes into the page; the soft-UI read is carried by two offset shadows that follow the path's alpha — drop-shadow() ×2 for raised, an SVG inner-shadow filter for pressed.
  • NeuText — neumorphism for type. The glyphs are the surface colour and are defined only by a dual text-shadow, so the emboss is font-agnostic by construction.
  • The algorithm — one CSS custom property, --neu-base, derives the light/dark edge tones per channel (relative-color syntax), so every surface recolours from a single value. Ships as --neu-out / --neu-in shadow recipes and a .neu-card.

Both primitives come in two flavours from one package: a React entry and a framework-agnostic vanilla entry.

Install

npm i @inova.dev/neu-ui

react / react-dom are optional peers — install them only if you use the React entry. The /vanilla entry and the CSS work with no React on the page.

React

import { NeuShape, NeuText } from '@inova.dev/neu-ui'
import '@inova.dev/neu-ui/css' // the token engine + card recipe

export function Example() {
  return (
    <div data-theme="dark" style={{ background: 'var(--neu-base)', padding: 40 }}>
      <NeuShape
        viewBox="0 0 24 24"
        d="M12 3c3.5 3 6 5.5 6 9a6 6 0 0 1-12 0c0-3.5 2.5-6 6-9z"
        variant="raised"
        size={72}
      />
      <NeuText as="h2" variant="pressed" depth={3}>Soft UI</NeuText>
      <div className="neu-card" style={{ padding: 24 }}>A raised card.</div>
    </div>
  )
}

Vanilla (no React)

<link rel="stylesheet" href="node_modules/@inova.dev/neu-ui/css/index.css" />
<div data-theme="dark" style="background:var(--neu-base);padding:40px" id="host"></div>
<script type="module">
  import { neuShape, neuText } from '@inova.dev/neu-ui/vanilla'
  document.getElementById('host').append(
    neuShape({ d: 'M12 3c3.5 3 6 5.5 6 9a6 6 0 0 1-12 0c0-3.5 2.5-6 6-9z', variant: 'raised', size: 72 }),
    neuText({ text: 'Soft UI', as: 'h2', variant: 'pressed', depth: 3 }),
  )
</script>

neuShapeHTML(opts) / neuTextHTML(opts) return a string for templating / innerHTML.

The CSS algorithm

Importing @inova.dev/neu-ui/css gives you:

| Token | What it is | | --- | --- | | --neu-base | the surface material everything melts into (set per theme) | | --neu-intensity | how deep the light/dark split is | | --neu-d / --neu-l | dark/light edge tones, derived from --neu-base | | --neu-out / --neu-out-md / --neu-out-sm | raised shadow recipes | | --neu-in / --neu-in-sm | pressed (inset) shadow recipes | | --neu-depth / --neu-blur | @property-registered → animatable (GSAP, Tailwind, keyframes) | | .neu-card, .neu-card--pressed, .neu-card--sm | ready card recipe | | .neu-breathe | a ready "breathing" extrusion keyframe |

Theme it by setting --neu-base (and optionally --neu-intensity) on :root, [data-theme="…"], or any element — the derived tones and every surface follow.

Granular CSS imports are available too: @inova.dev/neu-ui/css/core, /css/card, /css/shape.

Animating the extrusion

--neu-depth and --neu-blur are registered with @property so they interpolate. The components read them as var() fallbacks, so the prop is the default and any override animates:

<NeuShape … className="neu-breathe" />               // ready CSS keyframe
gsap.to(ref.current, { '--neu-depth': 12, duration: 0.4 })   // GSAP
className="transition-[--neu-depth] hover:[--neu-depth:6px]" // Tailwind

Roadmap

Planned follow-on entries (not in this version): @inova.dev/neu-ui/shape-path (polygon → rounded SVG path engine) and @inova.dev/neu-ui/themes (a multi-palette theme registry).

License

MIT