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@pixkit/vue

v0.2.1

Published

Pixel-art themed Vue UI components

Readme

@pixkit/vue

Pixel-art themed Vue 3 UI components — the Vue counterpart to @pixkit/react and @pixkit/native. Shares the @pixkit/tokens design tokens.

Ships the Qurbaqa "clean base + pixel accent" theme used by the Qurbaqa web app: Inter Tight typography, frog-green oklch palette, JetBrains Mono numerics and reserved pixel motifs.

Install

pnpm add @pixkit/vue

Usage

// main.ts
import '@pixkit/vue/styles/index.css'

The theme is scoped under a .qurbaqa root class so it never collides with the host app's own tokens. Wrap the part of the tree that should use it:

<template>
  <div class="qurbaqa">
    <PixCard>
      <PixTag dot>Daily quests</PixTag>
      <PixProgressBar :value="28" :max="30" pixel color="var(--c-sport)" />
      <PixButton variant="primary"><PixIcon name="plus" /> Add</PixButton>
    </PixCard>
  </div>
</template>

<script setup lang="ts">
import { PixCard, PixTag, PixProgressBar, PixButton, PixIcon } from '@pixkit/vue'
</script>

Toggle light mode with data-theme="light" and pixel intensity with data-pixel="full" | "none" on the .qurbaqa element.

Components

PixCard · PixButton · PixChip · PixTag · PixProgressBar · PixSparkline · PixIcon · PixFrog

Local development

Consumers in this monorepo (or sibling repos) can alias @pixkit/vue straight to the SFC source for instant HMR without a build step:

// vite.config.ts
resolve: { alias: { '@pixkit/vue': '/abs/path/pixkit/packages/vue/src/index.ts' } }