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@marianmeres/stuic

v3.142.1

Published

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Readme

@marianmeres/stuic

NPM License

Svelte Tailwind UI Components — an opinionated Svelte 5 component library built with Tailwind CSS v4. Featuring a centralized design token system for consistent theming across all components.

Installation

npm install @marianmeres/stuic

Usage

<script>
	import { Button, Modal } from "@marianmeres/stuic";

	let open = $state(false);
</script>

<Button onclick={() => (open = true)}>Open Modal</Button>

<Modal bind:open>
	<p>Hello from Modal!</p>
</Modal>

Theming System

STUIC uses a 4-layer CSS variable token system:

Layer 1: Theme Tokens (--stuic-color-*)
    ↓
Layer 2: Structural Tokens (--stuic-radius, --stuic-shadow, --stuic-border-width, --stuic-transition)
    ↓ (used as fallback defaults)
Layer 3: Component Tokens (--stuic-button-radius, --stuic-input-accent, etc.)
    ↓ (Tailwind utility class references)
Layer 4: Instance Overrides (inline styles, class props)

Global Theming

Override theme tokens in your app's CSS:

:root {
	--stuic-color-primary: #6366f1;
	--stuic-color-primary-hover: #4f46e5;
}

:root.dark {
	--stuic-color-primary: #818cf8;
}

Structural Tokens

Override shared structural tokens to change the entire library's visual character:

/* Brutalist — sharp, flat, borderless */
:root {
	--stuic-radius: 0;
	--stuic-radius-container: 0;
	--stuic-shadow: none;
	--stuic-shadow-hover: none;
	--stuic-shadow-overlay: none;
	--stuic-shadow-dialog: none;
	--stuic-border-width: 0;
}

Available tokens: --stuic-radius, --stuic-radius-container, --stuic-shadow, --stuic-shadow-hover, --stuic-shadow-overlay, --stuic-shadow-dialog, --stuic-border-width, --stuic-transition.

Per-Component Customization

Override specific component tokens:

:root {
	--stuic-button-radius: 9999px; /* Pill buttons — overrides the shared --stuic-radius */
	--stuic-switch-accent: #10b981; /* Green switches */
}

Instance Overrides

Use class props or inline styles:

<Button class="bg-purple-500 hover:bg-purple-600 text-white">Custom Button</Button>

<!-- Or use unstyled mode for full control -->
<Button unstyled class="my-custom-button">Fully Custom</Button>

Dark Mode

Add class="dark" to the <html> element. All tokens switch automatically — no dark: Tailwind prefix needed.

Themes

42 pre-built themes available (from @marianmeres/design-tokens). Default: stone.

/* Use a different pre-built theme */
@import "@marianmeres/design-tokens/css/blue-orange.css";

Custom Themes

Create your own theme programmatically using the exported types and generation functions:

import type { ThemeSchema } from "@marianmeres/stuic";
import { generateThemeCss } from "@marianmeres/stuic";
import { stone } from "@marianmeres/design-tokens/themes";

// Extend the stone theme with a custom primary color
const myTheme: ThemeSchema = {
	light: {
		...stone.light,
		colors: {
			...stone.light.colors,
			intent: {
				...stone.light.colors.intent,
				primary: { DEFAULT: "#3b82f6", foreground: "#ffffff", hover: "#2563eb" },
			},
		},
	},
	dark: stone.dark,
};

// Generate CSS string — write to a file in your build pipeline
const css = generateThemeCss(myTheme);

See API.md for the full list of exported theme types (ThemeSchema, TokenSchema, ColorPair, ColorValue, SingleColor).

Components

Layout & Overlays

AppShell, Accordion, Backdrop, Modal, ModalDialog, Drawer, Collapsible, Header, SlidingPanels, Nav, WithSidePanel

Forms & Inputs

FieldInput, FieldMoney, FieldTextarea, FieldSelect, FieldCheckbox, FieldRadios, FieldFile, FieldAssets, FieldOptions, FieldKeyValues, FieldObject, FieldSwitch, FieldInputLocalized, FieldLikeButton, FieldPhoneNumber, FieldCountry, CronInput, Fieldset, LoginForm, LoginFormModal, RegisterForm, RegisterFormModal, LoginOrRegisterForm, LoginOrRegisterFormModal, EmailVerifyForm, OtpInput

Buttons & Controls

Button, ButtonGroupRadio, Switch, TwCheck, ListItemButton, X

Feedback & Notifications

Notifications, AlertConfirmPrompt, DismissibleMessage, Progress, Spinner (SpinnerCircle, SpinnerCircleOscillate, SpinnerUnicode), Skeleton

Navigation & Menus

CommandMenu, DropdownMenu, TabbedMenu, TypeaheadInput, KbdShortcut

Display & Utility

Avatar, Pill, Book, BookResponsive, Card, Carousel, Circle, AnimatedElipsis, H, IconSwap, ImageCycler, Separator, ThemePreview, Tree, ColorScheme, Thc, HoverExpandableWidth, AssetsPreview, AssetsPreviewInline, DataTable

E-commerce

Cart, Checkout (CheckoutProgress, CheckoutOrderSummary, CheckoutCartReview, CheckoutGuestForm, CheckoutLoginForm, CheckoutGuestOrLoginForm, CheckoutAddressForm, CheckoutDeliveryOptions, CheckoutOrderReview, CheckoutOrderConfirmation, CheckoutReviewStep, CheckoutShippingStep, CheckoutConfirmStep, CheckoutCompleteStep)

Actions

<textarea use:autogrow />
<input use:validate={() => ({ customValidator: (v) => !v && "Required" })} />
<input use:trim />
<button use:tooltip aria-label="Save">Save</button>
<div use:focusTrap>...</div>
<div use:fileDropzone={() => ({ onDrop: handleFiles })}>Drop here</div>

autogrow · validate · focusTrap · autoscroll · dimBehind · fileDropzone · highlightDragover · resizableWidth · spotlight · trim · typeahead · onSubmitValidityCheck · popover · tooltip · createTour / tourStep (onboarding)

PWA safe-area insets

When a stuic app is installed and launched standalone (iOS Home Screen, Android/desktop PWA), the web view fills the entire screen, so edge-anchored chrome can render under the status bar / notch / home indicator. stuic ships an opt-in safe-area layer that is inert in a normal browser tab (env()0) and only engages under @media (display-mode: standalone), (display-mode: fullscreen).

The insets are only non-zero when your app sets <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, viewport-fit=cover"> (your responsibility) and the device has an inset.

Component props (opt-in):

  • HeadersafeArea offsets the top app bar below the top + side insets. See the Header README. Set it only on the top app bar, never on in-page / detail / drawer-internal headers.

Automatic:

  • Notifications — the toast stack always keeps clear of the insets in standalone (you never want a toast under the home indicator).
  • Modal — when full-bleed (below the md breakpoint, where it fills the screen), its content is padded by the insets so header / content / footer clear the system UI. Centered desktop modals are untouched.
  • AssetsPreview — the lightbox image stays edge-to-edge, but the overlay controls (close, prev/next, dots, filename) are offset so they clear the insets.

All three are no-ops in a browser tab and need no prop.

Utility classes — offset any edge-anchored element without writing your own env() rule. They are active in standalone only:

<header class="my-top-bar stuic-safe-area-top">…</header>
<footer class="my-bottom-bar stuic-safe-area-bottom">…</footer>
<!-- also: stuic-safe-area-left / stuic-safe-area-right -->

⚠️ These set the padding on their axis (they replace, not add). Apply them only to an element that doesn't already pad that side. To add inset on top of existing padding, compose the variables below instead.

CSS variables — composable insets (0px everywhere, real device insets in standalone):

.my-bottom-bar {
	/* keep my own 1rem and add the home-indicator inset on top */
	padding-bottom: calc(1rem + var(--stuic-safe-area-bottom));
}
/* also: --stuic-safe-area-top / --stuic-safe-area-left / --stuic-safe-area-right */

Pick ONE layer. Don't pad the same edge twice in a nesting chain. E.g. a nav Drawer whose content is its own stuic Header: put safeArea on the inner Header, not also on the drawer panel/wrapper.

Not covered: remaining fixed/edge-anchored components (e.g. Float, or a bare ModalDialog used directly) do not auto-handle insets — apply a stuic-safe-area-* class or the variables to their content as needed.

TypeScript

All components export their Props types:

import type { ButtonProps, ModalProps, FieldInputProps } from "@marianmeres/stuic";

API

See API.md for complete API documentation including all component props, actions, utilities, icons, and design token reference.

Requirements

  • Svelte 5 (runes mode)
  • Tailwind CSS v4
  • Modern browser with CSS custom properties support

License

MIT