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@qumra/fanar

v0.0.14

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Qumra's Arabic-first component library and design tokens. Tailwind 4, RSC-safe.

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Readme

@qumra/fanar

Qumra's component library and design tokens — Arabic-first, Tailwind 4, RSC-safe.

Every component works in both dir="rtl" and dir="ltr" with no direction-specific code: logical properties only, and the library reads its own language from <html lang>.

pnpm add @qumra/fanar

Entry points

The package is one install with seven entry points. Importing @qumra/fanar pulls in neither TipTap, nor three, nor the notification system — each heavy group is behind its own path.

| Import | What it gives you | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | @qumra/fanar | Components | client | | @qumra/fanar/lib | Pure helpers (cn, toLatinDigits) | server-safe | | @qumra/fanar/tokens | Token values (TOKENS, scales) | server-safe | | @qumra/fanar/notifications | Notification system | client | | @qumra/fanar/ai | Assistant surfaces | needs @qumra/jawab-ai | | @qumra/fanar/orb | Animated voice orb | needs three, @react-three/fiber, @react-three/drei | | @qumra/fanar/editor | Rich-text editor | bundles TipTap |

Plus two stylesheets: @qumra/fanar/tokens.css and @qumra/fanar/editor.css.

Setup

/* styles.css */
@import 'tailwindcss';
@import '@qumra/fanar/tokens.css';
import { Button, Money } from '@qumra/fanar'
import { cn } from '@qumra/fanar/lib' // usable from a server component
import { TOKENS } from '@qumra/fanar/tokens'

;<Button variant="primary">
  Pay <Money value={1250} currency="EGP" />
</Button>

The six rules

Every component in this library follows them, and two are enforced by lint:

  1. No hand-written colors. Every color comes from a token.
  2. Surfaces use semantic tokens — bg-surface, text-ink, border-line. These flip themselves in dark mode.
  3. Logical properties only — ps-4 not pl-4, start-0 not left-0.
  4. Real elements. Anything clickable is a <button> or an <a>; every field is a <label htmlFor> plus aria-describedby for its error.
  5. Numbers carry data-numeric — pins LTR direction and turns on tabular-nums.
  6. Sizes come from the scale — text-ui, rounded-card, shadow-modal.

Peer dependencies

react and react-dom are required. tailwindcss, three, @react-three/fiber, @react-three/drei, @google/model-viewer, and @qumra/jawab-ai are optional — you only install the ones whose entry point you actually import.

This is not a formality. @react-three/drei pulls in camera-controls, which requires Node 22; as a hard dependency it broke yarn install on a Node 20 server for a consumer that never imported the orb. Heavy groups belong to their entry point, and the manifest has to say so.

Documentation

Source, decision log, and a live catalogue with a page per component live in the repository. Comments and internal docs there are written in Egyptian Arabic: they are the record of why each decision was made, kept in the language the team argued them in.

License

UNLICENSED — see package.json.