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@justaweb-dev/histoire-library

v1.0.6

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A Histoire components library

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Readme

Histoire Component Library

A Vue 3 component library with accessible, modern UI components, built with Tailwind CSS and designed for easy integration into your projects.

Features

  • Accessible color palette:
    • Light mode: salmon tones
    • Dark mode: dark grays and neon accents
  • Fully typed with TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS for utility-first styling
  • Dark mode support via .dark class
  • Ready for use as a package in other Vue projects

Installation

1. Build the library

pnpm install
pnpm build

2. Link the library locally (for development)

In the library folder:

pnpm link --global

In your consuming project (e.g. vue-frontend):

pnpm link --global @justaweb-dev/histoire-library

3. Import the CSS in your app

import '@justaweb-dev/histoire-library/dist/histoire-comp-lib.css'

Usage

Import and use components in your Vue app:

import { HButton, HNavbar, HCard, HHero, HInput, HInputUpload, HModal, HTable, HPagination } from '@justaweb-dev/histoire-library'

Tailwind CSS in Production

Recent change:
To ensure Tailwind CSS styles are included and work correctly in production builds, the following line was added to src/global.css:

@import 'tailwindcss' important;

This guarantees that all Tailwind utilities are available in the final CSS bundle, even after tree-shaking and minification.

Dark Mode

Dark mode is enabled using the .dark class on a parent element.
You can toggle dark mode by adding or removing the dark class on the <html> or <body> element.

Development

  • Run storybook-like playground:
    pnpm story:dev
  • Build for production:
    pnpm build

License

MIT