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@manojkumarg5/my-ui

v0.1.2

Published

Next.js UI framework with CLI — init styles, theme, and add components (Button, Alert, Toast, Liquid Button, Pagination, Progress, …)

Downloads

24

Readme

my-ui

Next.js UI framework with CLI — init styles, theme, and add components (Button, Alert, Badge, Breadcrumb). Built with Tailwind CSS v4.

Installation

Install the package, then use npm exec to run the CLI (requires npm 7+):

npm install @manojkumarg5/my-ui
# Initialize my-ui (styles, theme, globals)
npm exec -- my-ui init

# Add components
npm exec -- my-ui add button
npm exec -- my-ui add alert
npm exec -- my-ui add badge
npm exec -- my-ui add breadcrumb

One-shot without adding a dependency (downloads and runs the published package):

npm exec --package=@manojkumarg5/my-ui -- my-ui init

Use --force to overwrite existing files:

npm exec -- my-ui init --force
npm exec -- my-ui add button --force

What init does

  • Adds styles/globals.css and styles/utilities.css
  • Adds lib/utils.ts, lib/theme.ts
  • Adds hooks/useTheme.ts
  • Adds components/ui/theme-toggle.tsx
  • Updates your app globals to import my-ui styles
  • Creates MY_UI_THEME_LAYOUT.md with instructions for app/layout.tsx

What add does

  • Copies the requested component into components/ui/

Local development

npm install
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000 for the docs.

License

MIT