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@orangesys/ui

v1.5.0

Published

Componentes React acessíveis (WCAG 2.2 AA) do Orange Design System: temas claro e escuro, PT/EN, hooks e ícones.

Readme

@orangesys/ui

Componentes React acessíveis do Orange, um design system open source: geométrico, de cantos retos, com um único acento laranja e WCAG 2.2 AA desde o primeiro componente.

  • 117 componentes (formulários, sobreposições, navegação, exibição de dados, layout, gráficos, conteúdo)
  • Temas escuro, claro e de alto contraste (dark-hc, light-hc), com suporte a forced-colors
  • Textos internos em português e inglês, motion que respeita prefers-reduced-motion
  • CSS puro com tokens — sem CSS-in-JS

Documentação: https://orange.llypedev.com.br · Storybook: https://orange.llypedev.com.br/storybook/

Instalação

pnpm add @orangesys/ui

Requer react e react-dom 18.2 ou 19.

Uso

import '@orangesys/ui/styles.css'
import { Button, OrangeProvider } from '@orangesys/ui'

export function App() {
  return (
    <OrangeProvider defaultTheme="system" locale="pt-BR">
      <Button variant="primary">Salvar</Button>
    </OrangeProvider>
  )
}

O OrangeProvider aplica o tema (dark, light, dark-hc, light-hc ou system) e o idioma das mensagens internas. O guia completo está em Começando.

Só o CSS do que você usa

O styles.css tem o CSS de todos os componentes (cerca de 65 KB em gzip). Se a aplicação usa poucos, importe-os de @orangesys/ui/with-css — sem importar o styles.css — e o bundler leva para a página só o CSS deles, mais a base (cerca de 6 KB):

import { Button, OrangeProvider } from '@orangesys/ui/with-css'
import './app.css' // o seu CSS, depois dos componentes

Mesmos exports e tipos da entrada principal. Depende de um bundler que processe import './x.css' dentro das dependências e descarte módulos não usados (verificado com o Vite); só existe em ESM e não serve para rodar no Node sem bundler. Detalhes em Estilos.

Versionamento

Segue SemVer, com a política de depreciação descrita em Versionamento e depreciação. As mudanças de cada versão estão no CHANGELOG.md.

Licença

MIT