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@neptune.fintech/web-ui

v2.4.0

Published

Neptune Odyssey web kit — framework-agnostic, CSS-variable-themed custom elements + the applyTheme API (brand id / config / brandprint).

Readme

@neptune.fintech/web-ui

Framework-agnostic web kit for Neptune Odyssey — the white-label banking design system by Neptune.Fintech. Standards-based custom elements, themed entirely through CSS variables (zero runtime CSS-in-JS), with the one-call applyTheme surface. Works with plain HTML, and is the layer the Svelte and Vue packages wrap.

Source-available under the Neptune Odyssey Community License v1.0 — free for non-commercial use and orgs under USD $25k/yr. See LICENSE.

Install

pnpm add @neptune.fintech/web-ui @neptune.fintech/tokens

ESM-only, tree-shakeable, SSR-safe. Importing modules never touches the DOM; element registration and theming run only when you call them.

Use

import "@neptune.fintech/web-ui/styles.css"; // ships themes.css + system.css
import { applyTheme, registerAll } from "@neptune.fintech/web-ui";

registerAll();                                       // define the custom elements
applyTheme(document.documentElement, "triton", { mode: "system", dir: "auto" });
<npt-app-bar title="Accounts"></npt-app-bar>
<npt-balance-card hero label="Available balance" amount="12,480.50" currency="LYD"
  account="•••• 4821"></npt-balance-card>
<npt-transaction-row title="Coffee" subtitle="Today · Card" amount="-4.50" currency="LYD">
</npt-transaction-row>
<npt-button variant="filled">New transfer</npt-button>

Three ways to theme — one surface

applyTheme(root, "neptune");                                  // 1 · reference brand id
applyTheme(root, "NO1-AYB4AKKeeABWDBIaIiw4B_YBAAABAQEBAQAAyA"); // 2 · brandprint string
applyTheme(root, { primary: {L,C,H}, tertiary: {…}, corners: {…}, … }); // 3 · config

For the four reference brands, re-skinning is pure CSSapplyTheme only sets data-theme/data-mode/dir; the shipped styles.css holds every variable, so swapping a brand is zero JavaScript. Custom configs and brandprints resolve through @neptune.fintech/tokens and write the resolved variables onto the element.

Components

A standards-based Material 3 kit. Every element is themed only by CSS variables.

Core & financial: npt-button (filled / elevated / tonal / outlined / text) · npt-card (incl. glass) · npt-balance-card · npt-transaction-row · npt-text-field · npt-badge.

Buttons & actions: npt-icon-button (standard / filled / tonal / outlined, [selected]) · npt-fab (sm/md/lg, [extended]) · npt-segmented-button + npt-segmented-option.

Selection controls: npt-checkbox ([indeterminate]) · npt-radio (name/value group) · npt-switch · npt-slider (output bubble).

Chips: npt-chip with variant="assist|filter|input|suggestion" (filter check, input ✕).

Communication & feedback: npt-progress (linear / circular, [indeterminate]) · npt-snackbar · npt-tooltip · npt-banner.

Containers & layout: npt-dialog (scrim, ESC / backdrop close, focus-trap) · npt-bottom-sheet · npt-list + npt-list-item · npt-divider ([inset]) · npt-tabs + npt-tab · npt-accordion + npt-accordion-item · npt-avatar · npt-menu + npt-menu-item.

Navigation: npt-app-bar · npt-top-app-bar (small/center/medium/large) · npt-nav-bar · npt-nav-rail · npt-nav-item.

Every component reads only var(--md-sys-color-*) / var(--npt-*) — no literal color, radius, or font anywhere (principle P2). Layout is logical (*-inline-*) so it mirrors in RTL for free. Focus rings are visible; reduced-motion is honoured; targets are ≥ 48px.


© 2026 Neptune.Fintech. The bundled example brands are reference illustrations only.