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@risklab/ui

v1.0.0

Published

@risklab/ui - Standalone vanilla Web Component UI library. Root install for the no-framework package surface.

Readme

@risklab/ui

@risklab/ui is the standalone vanilla RiskLab UI package.

Use it when you want:

  • framework-agnostic Web Components
  • zero runtime dependencies
  • a package that can drop into static sites, dashboards, kiosks, or mixed stacks
  • the same CSS token system used by the other RiskLab UI packages

If you are building a React application, prefer @risklab/ui-react.

Install

npm install @risklab/ui

Quick start

import "@risklab/ui/auto";
import "@risklab/ui/css";

document.body.innerHTML = `
  <div class="ui-root">
    <ui-button variant="filled" color="primary">Run report</ui-button>
    <ui-text-field label="Search" placeholder="Find assets"></ui-text-field>
  </div>
`;

Use @risklab/ui/auto when you want all built-in custom elements registered. If you want more control, import the specific surface you need from @risklab/ui/inputs, @risklab/ui/layout, @risklab/ui/data-display, and the other category entrypoints.

Styling and tokens

import "@risklab/ui/css";

RiskLab UI uses CSS custom properties so it can live inside an existing design system without forcing one visual identity.

:root {
  --ui-color-primary: #0057d9;
  --ui-color-surface: #ffffff;
  --ui-color-text: #111827;
  --ui-font-family: "Segoe UI", sans-serif;
  --ui-radius-md: 6px;
}

Dark mode is opt-in through [data-ui-theme="dark"] or .ui-dark.

Package notes

  • @risklab/ui is the default vanilla package.
  • @risklab/ui-vanilla ships the same model for teams that prefer explicit package naming symmetry with @risklab/ui-react, @risklab/ui-vue, and the other framework packages.
  • Published package surface has no install-time dependencies.