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@slateui/cli

v0.2.0

Published

@slateui/cli - initialize themes and add UI directives

Readme

SlateUI CLI — Angular UI setup and component generator

The @slateui/cli package provides Angular schematics to quickly set up SlateUI in your project and add fully-typed, accessibility-friendly UI directives from the official registry.

Features

  • Initialize SlateUI: Configure Tailwind, theme tokens, and base color in one command.
  • Add directives on demand: Install directives like button, badge, accordion, etc., or add them all at once.

Installation

Install the CLI as a dev dependency (recommended):

npm install -D @slateui/cli
# or
yarn add -D @slateui/cli
# or
pnpm add -D @slateui/cli

Quick start

Initialize SlateUI in your Angular application:

ng g @slateui/cli:init

Then add a directive from the registry (example: button):

ng g @slateui/cli:add button

Or add everything available:

ng g @slateui/cli:add --all

Schematics and options

init — Initialize SlateUI

Sets up SlateUI in your project. This will configure Tailwind, add styles, and set your chosen base color.

Usage:

ng g @slateui/cli:init [options]

Options:

  • --project <name>: Target Angular app project. Defaults to your workspace default.
  • --baseColor <neutral|slate|zinc|stone|gray>: Base color palette. Default: neutral.
  • --confirmOverwrite <y|n>: When styles.css already has content, confirm whether to overwrite.

Examples:

ng g @slateui/cli:init --baseColor=slate
ng g @slateui/cli:init --project=my-app --baseColor=neutral --confirmOverwrite=y

add — Add a SlateUI directive from the registry

Installs directive files from the official SlateUI registry into your project.

Usage:

ng g @slateui/cli:add <itemName> [options]

Options:

  • itemName (positional): Directive name, e.g., button, badge, accordion.
  • --all (boolean): Add all available directives.

Examples:

ng g @slateui/cli:add button
ng g @slateui/cli:add --all

Best practices

  • Run init before add so your theme and styles are in place.

  • Commit your changes before running schematics so you can easily review file edits.

  • Prefer adding directives incrementally to keep your bundle lean.

  • For monorepos with multiple apps, pass --project <name> to target the correct app.

Documentation

Visit https://slateui.dev/docs/cli to view the complete documentation.

License

MIT © SlateUI