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@presetui/ui

v0.4.2

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PresetUI's styled components as a package — the same files you can copy, installable.

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Readme

@presetui/ui

PresetUI's styled components as a package — Button, Input, Dialog, Tabs, Dropdown Menu, Combobox, Toast, Sheet and the rest (30+), built on React 19 and Tailwind CSS v4, themed by semantic tokens.

The copy-paste workflow at presetui.com stays the primary way to use PresetUI — files you own, nothing to update. This package is the other mode: npm install, get updates with npm update.

npm install @presetui/ui

Setup

The components are styled with Tailwind utilities reading semantic tokens. In your global stylesheet:

@import "tailwindcss";
@import "@presetui/ui/theme.css";
/* Let Tailwind see the package's class names — adjust the relative path
   from THIS css file to node_modules: */
@source "../node_modules/@presetui/ui";

Dark mode is a .dark class on <html>; the theme ships light and dark values plus a prefers-reduced-motion guard. Rebrand by overriding the --color-* tokens.

Use

import { Button } from "@presetui/ui/button"
import { DropdownMenu } from "@presetui/ui/dropdown-menu"
import { Toaster, toast } from "@presetui/ui/toast"

<Button variant="outline" onClick={() => toast("Saved")}>Save</Button>

Every component is a subpath export (@presetui/ui/<name>); a root barrel exports everything at once. One name collides there: the CSS-only tooltip is Tooltip, the positioned one from @presetui/ui/tooltip-js is aliased as TooltipJs in the barrel (its subpath still exports Tooltip).

The headless behavior layer is bundled — one install covers everything, and the package has zero dependencies:

import { Popover, PopoverTrigger } from "@presetui/ui/primitives/popover"
import { useDismiss, usePosition } from "@presetui/ui/primitives/core"

(Behavior-only projects that don't want Tailwind can still take @presetui/primitives on its own — same source.)

Requirements: React 19+ (peer), Tailwind CSS v4 in your build.

Docs, live previews and the copyable sources: presetui.com.

MIT.