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@pixela/voxel-ui

v0.5.0

Published

Vue component design system based on reka-ui with Tailwind CSS

Readme

@pixela/voxel-ui

Accessible Vue 3 component library built on reka-ui primitives, styled with Tailwind CSS and a token-based design system.

Install

npm install @pixela/voxel-ui

Peer dependencies (required alongside the library):

npm install vue @lucide/vue

Quick start

Vue plugin (recommended)

Registers all VX* components globally and imports the CSS (tokens + base styles).

import { createApp } from 'vue'
import { createVoxel } from '@pixela/voxel-ui/plugin'

const app = createApp(App)
app.use(createVoxel())

Direct import

import { VXButton, VXDialog } from '@pixela/voxel-ui'
import '@pixela/voxel-ui/tokens.css'
import '@pixela/voxel-ui/style.css'

Nuxt

Use the dedicated module — see @pixela/voxel-ui-nuxt.

// nuxt.config.ts
export default defineNuxtConfig({
  modules: ['@pixela/voxel-ui-nuxt'],
})

Components

70+ components across actions, inputs, pickers, navigation, overlays, layout, data display, and application patterns — all exported with a VX prefix.

<VXButton color="primary">Save</VXButton>
<VXDialog title="Confirm" description="Are you sure?">
  <template #trigger><VXButton>Open</VXButton></template>
</VXDialog>

See the Storybook or the CLI for the full list and prop docs:

npx @pixela/voxel-cli component --list

Composables

import { useTheme, useThemeConfig, useToast, useSidebar } from '@pixela/voxel-ui'

| Composable | Purpose | | --- | --- | | useTheme() | Light/dark/system mode with localStorage persistence | | useThemeConfig() | Runtime theme overrides with auto-generated color scales | | useToast() | Programmatic toast notifications | | useSidebar() | Sidebar open/collapse state |

Theming

CSS override (zero-code)

Override CSS custom properties in your app's CSS after importing tokens:

@import '@pixela/voxel-ui/tokens.css';

:root {
  --color-primary-base: #ff0000;
  --color-primary-darken-1: #cc0000;
  --color-primary-lighten-1: #ff3333;
  --font-family-sans: 'Inter', sans-serif;
}

Runtime overrides

import { useThemeConfig } from '@pixela/voxel-ui'

const { setTheme, resetTheme } = useThemeConfig()

setTheme({
  colors: { primary: '#ff0000', secondary: '#00ff00' },
  fontFamily: 'Inter',
})

resetTheme() // removes overrides, reverts to tokens.css defaults

Development

pnpm build       # build the library
pnpm typecheck   # type-check
pnpm storybook   # run Storybook

License

MIT