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@snapshot-ui/core

v0.10.0

Published

Design tokens, the Tailwind v4 theme and component CSS for Snapshot UI.

Readme

@snapshot-ui/core

Design tokens, the Tailwind v4 theme and component CSS for Snapshot UI. No JavaScript at runtime.

Install

pnpm add @snapshot-ui/react @snapshot-ui/core

Use

Import the stylesheet once, at the root of your app. styles.css holds the tokens and every component. base.css is optional: it sets the page background, the body type, the font rendering details and an ink focus ring for your own links and fields.

import '@snapshot-ui/core/styles.css';
import '@snapshot-ui/core/base.css';

The CSS sits in cascade layers, so your own unlayered CSS always wins, and Tailwind's utilities win over the components.

With Tailwind CSS, tailwind.css exposes the tokens as utilities, such as bg-canvas, text-slate, rounded-control and p-part:

@import 'tailwindcss';
@import '@snapshot-ui/core/tailwind.css';
@import '@snapshot-ui/core/styles.css';

Body text is set at weight 450, which only a variable font has. Load Sofia Sans as one; the installation guide shows how.

Components

styles.css draws every component below, and @snapshot-ui/react supplies the markup that goes with each. Every name links to its page in the documentation, with examples, props, keyboard use and design rules.

styles.css also draws the charts of @snapshot-ui/charts:

Links

License

MIT