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@nubitio/ui

v0.5.11

Published

Visual primitives and theme system for the Nubit admin stack (dialogs, cards, toolbar, light/dark theme).

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Readme

@nubitio/ui

Visual primitives and theme system for the Nubit admin stack: buttons, dialogs, drawers, cards, form controls, date pickers, badges, and a light/dark theme with density and accent-color support.

Install

npm install @nubitio/ui

Peer dependencies

"react": "^19",
"react-dom": "^19"

Usage

import { ThemeProvider, Button, AppDialog, Card } from '@nubitio/ui';
import '@nubitio/ui/style.css';

export function App() {
  return (
    <ThemeProvider>
      <Card>
        <Button variant="primary">Save</Button>
      </Card>
    </ThemeProvider>
  );
}

What's inside

  • Primitives — Button, IconButton, Badge, Chip, Toggle, Avatar, Skeleton, EmptyState, StatCard, Card, CollapsibleSection
  • Overlays — AppDialog, ConfirmDialog, Drawer, Popover, ContextMenu, AppDropdown
  • Form controls — TextField, TextAreaField, SelectField, FormField, DatePicker, DateRangePicker
  • Theming — ThemeProvider, ThemeSwitcher, DensityProvider, useAccentColor, SettingsPanel
  • Layout — AppToolbar

All components ship their styles in dist/style.css; import it once at the app root. Static design tokens (typography, spacing, radii) are included in style.css.

Theming

Color/surface tokens live in runtime-switchable theme stylesheets shipped with the package (@nubitio/ui/themes/nb-theme-light.css and nb-theme-dark.css). ThemeProvider loads them from basePath (default /themes/) and toggles a data-theme attribute plus a nb-theme-{light,dark} class on <html> — copy the two theme files into your public directory (or point basePath wherever you serve them):

import { ThemeProvider, ThemeSwitcher } from '@nubitio/ui';

<ThemeProvider basePath="/themes/">
  <App />
</ThemeProvider>;

storageKey (default nb-theme) and themePrefix (default nb-theme-) are configurable.

Localization

Built-in strings (aria-labels, calendar buttons) default to English. Localize them once at the app root with UiStringsProvider — a Spanish preset ships with the package:

import { UiStringsProvider, ES_UI_STRINGS } from '@nubitio/ui';

<UiStringsProvider strings={ES_UI_STRINGS}>
  <App />
</UiStringsProvider>;

Partial overrides work too (strings={{ close: 'Schließen' }}); missing keys fall back to English. Per-component label props (e.g. closeLabel on AppDialog/Drawer) win over the provider.

License

MIT