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@kuratchi/kuzan

v0.0.1

Published

Kuzan UI component library - server-rendered HTML components with scoped CSS

Readme

kuzan

Server-rendered HTML component library for Koze-compatible apps.

Install

npm install @kuratchi/kuzan

Wire it up

Three steps. There is no framework-level configuration — kuzan is a regular package consumed via imports.

1. Import the theme stylesheet from your global CSS (src/app.css):

/* src/app.css */
@import '@kuratchi/kuzan/styles/theme.css';

The framework auto-discovers src/app.css and injects <link rel="stylesheet"> into the app shell. You don't write the <link> tag.

2. Set the initial color scheme on <html> in your layout:

<!-- src/routes/layout.koze -->
<html lang="en" class="dark">

Use class="dark" for dark mode, omit the class for light, or data-theme="system" to follow the OS preference.

3. (Optional) Add <ThemeInit /> to <head> to prevent flash-of-wrong-theme on hydration:

<script>
  import ThemeInit from '@kuratchi/kuzan/theme-init.koze';
</script>

<html lang="en" class="dark">
  <head>
    <ThemeInit />
  </head>
  <body><slot></slot></body>
</html>

Component usage

<script>
  import Badge from '@kuratchi/kuzan/badge.koze';
  import Card from '@kuratchi/kuzan/card.koze';
  import AuthCard from '@kuratchi/kuzan/auth-card.koze';
  import Alert from '@kuratchi/kuzan/alert.koze';
  import EmptyState from '@kuratchi/kuzan/empty-state.koze';
</script>

<Card title="Welcome">
  <Badge data_variant="success">Active</Badge>
  <Alert data_variant="info">Heads up.</Alert>
</Card>

Notes

  • Components are .koze files compiled by Koze. They aren't a generic Svelte/React/Vue component library, they're framework-specific (the same way bits-ui is Svelte-specific).
  • Theme stylesheet ships at kuzan/styles/theme.css — import it from src/app.css.
  • For Tailwind, install @tailwindcss/vite and add it to vite.config.ts. See the Theming docs.