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@ptblink/platform-ui

v0.5.6

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PT Blink platform Glass component library — extracted from ptb-platform-client-web. Glassmorphism primitives, theme provider, and the useTheme hook for Next.js + Tailwind v4 apps.

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@ptblink/platform-ui

PT Blink's Glass component library — extracted from ptb-platform-client-web. 49 primitives that share a single visual recipe: translucent fill, backdrop blur, 1px hairline border, light/dark theme via a shared useTheme() hook.

Install

pnpm add @ptblink/platform-ui

Peers (you provide these):

pnpm add react@^19 react-dom@^19 next@^16 tailwindcss@^4

Optional peers — only required if you import from the matching subpath:

| Component(s) | Subpath | Peer | |---|---|---| | GlassDonutKpi, GlassMixedSeries, GlassStackedBar | @ptblink/platform-ui/charts | react-apexcharts + apexcharts | | GlassPdfPreview | @ptblink/platform-ui/pdf | pdfjs-dist | | GlassCard3D | main barrel | framer-motion | | GlassExpandableToolbar, GlassRightToolbar | main barrel | react-draggable |

Wire it up

  1. Wrap your app root in <GlassThemeProvider> — once. Every Glass component downstream reads theme from it.

    // app/layout.tsx
import { GlassThemeProvider } from "@ptblink/platform-ui";

export default function RootLayout({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) {
  return (
    <html lang="en">
      <body data-theme="dark">
        <GlassThemeProvider>{children}</GlassThemeProvider>
      </body>
    </html>
  );
}

  2. Import the stylesheet for the small set of scrollbar helpers used by dropdowns / scroll areas:

    /* app/globals.css */
@import "@ptblink/platform-ui/styles.css";

  3. Use a primitive:

    "use client";

import { GlassCard, GlassButton, useTheme } from "@ptblink/platform-ui";

export default function Example() {
  const { theme, setTheme } = useTheme();
  return (
    <GlassCard>
      <button onClick={() => setTheme(theme === "dark" ? "light" : "dark")}>
        Toggle theme
      </button>
      <GlassButton>Action</GlassButton>
    </GlassCard>
  );
}

Exported surface

Theme

  • GlassThemeProvider — owns theme: "light" | "dark" and persists to localStorage["ptb-theme"].
  • ThemeContext — the underlying context (advanced usage).
  • useTheme() → { theme, setTheme, getThemeClasses }.

Hooks

  • useDockSide(ref, options?) → { side, vertical, update } — for floating toolbars/panels that flip based on viewport position.

Components — @ptblink/platform-ui

| Category | Exports | |---|---| | Backgrounds | GlassBackdrop, GlassFullscreenBackground | | Buttons | GlassButton, GlassDropdownSelectButton | | Cards | GlassCard, GlassCard3D, GlassHoverCard, GlassWidgetCard | | Forms | GlassForm, GlassFormCompact, GlassPopUpForm | | Inputs | GlassAutofillBox, GlassCheckbox, GlassDividedAutofillBox, GlassDropdown, GlassInput, GlassInputBar, GlassToggleDropdown | | Labels | GlassPillLabel | | Modals | GlassConfirmModal, GlassModal | | Other | GlassExpandableToolbar, GlassIndicatorDot, GlassRangeBarTimeline, GlassScrollArea, GlassStepperDots, GlassTooltip | | Sections | GlassBrandingSection, GlassPanel, GlassSection, GlassToolPanel | | Tables | GlassTable, GlassTableAligned, GlassTableInput | | Tabs | GlassMultiTabs, GlassScrollableTabs, GlassTabSection, GlassTabs | | Toolbars | GlassRightToolbar, GlassToolbar, GlassToolbarButton | | Companion | DesktopOnly, PtbIndicator |

Components — @ptblink/platform-ui/charts (opt-in)

GlassDonutKpi, GlassMixedSeries, GlassStackedBar

Components — @ptblink/platform-ui/pdf (opt-in)

GlassPdfPreview

Not included (intentionally domain-coupled)

These four primitives live in ptb-platform-client-web and stay there — they're wired to product-specific state and would force consuming apps to adopt parts of the platform stack:

  • GlassASTInput (1066-line PTB formula editor)
  • GlassBOMPickerButton (companion to the AST editor)
  • GlassPhotoUpload (Azure Blob client)
  • GlassPageHeader (AuthContext + hardcoded brand)
  • GlassThemeToggle (this package ships its own theme provider; the original writes to a domain UiContext)

Caveats

  • The whole barrel is "use client". Each entry (index.js, charts.js, pdf.js) gets the directive prepended at build time so the package works in Next.js App Router server contexts. Pure-server components like GlassIndicatorDot still render correctly but ship to the client bundle.
  • Theme classes are runtime, not Tailwind variants. The Glass system uses getThemeClasses() to swap class strings per theme — no dark: prefix anywhere. This means your Tailwind config doesn't need darkMode configured, but it also means you can't combine Glass components with custom dark: selectors expecting the same theme value unless you mirror the active theme yourself.
  • GlassInput.className targets the wrapper <div>, not the inner <input>. Preserved verbatim from the source — fix in a future major.
  • GlassScrollableTabs uses <style jsx>. Works inside Next.js (which bundles styled-jsx). Outside Next, the styles won't apply; consider forking that component if you need it in a non-Next host.