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@marcoorta.dev/react-theme

v1.4.0

Published

React 19 + Tailwind CSS v4 component library for data-dense dashboards and admin UI.

Readme

@marcoorta.dev/react-theme

A React 19 + TypeScript component/theme package for data-dense, task-focused UI — dashboards, admin panels, ops tools. Cool neutral canvas, one committed coral-vermillion accent, tinted status, soft-shadow elevation. Full light and dark support.

Usage and props for every component are in docs/components. Release history is in CHANGELOG.md.

Installation

Published as @marcoorta.dev/react-theme.

npm install @marcoorta.dev/react-theme
import { Button } from '@marcoorta.dev/react-theme';
import { DataTable } from '@marcoorta.dev/react-theme/tables';
import { DateSelect } from '@marcoorta.dev/react-theme/date';
import '@marcoorta.dev/react-theme/style.css';

react and react-dom (^19) are peer dependencies — install them in the consuming app. The stylesheet import is required once, anywhere in your app's entry point.

Stack

React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS v4.

Components

All exported from src/index.ts.

  • Button — primary / secondary / outline / ghost, sizes, loading, icon slot
  • Input — label, hint, error, icon slot, pill variant
  • CardCard, CardHeader, CardTitle, CardDescription, CardContent, CardFooter
  • Badge — neutral / success / warning / danger / accent / outline tones
  • NavItem / NavGroup — sidebar navigation, nested tree, active/chip states
  • SidebarMenu — collapsible app-shell sidebar with header / content / footer zones
  • TabsTabs, TabsList, TabsTrigger, TabsContent
  • ThemeToggle — light/dark switch (pairs with the useTheme hook)
  • Avatar / AvatarGroup — initials fallback, overlapping stack with overflow
  • ProgressBar / SegmentedProgressBar — single-value and multi-segment progress
  • SegmentedControl — bordered pill button group (e.g. time-range pickers)
  • BarChart — minimal bar chart with a highlightable bar
  • EmojiRating — single-select emoji scale

Theming

Light/dark is driven by a data-theme="light" | "dark" attribute on <html>, set by the useTheme() hook (persists to localStorage, respects prefers-color-scheme on first load). All component color comes from CSS custom properties in src/theme/tokens.css, mapped into Tailwind's @theme block — components never hardcode a hex value.

import { useTheme, ThemeToggle } from './lib/theme';

function App() {
  const { theme, toggleTheme } = useTheme();
  return <ThemeToggle theme={theme} onChange={toggleTheme} />;
}