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@stellaria/nebula

v1.1.12

Published

Mapa de los paquetes de Nebula. No exporta codigo: instala el que necesites.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

nebuladesign-systemreactreact-nativeui

Readme

@stellaria/nebula

This package ships no code. It exists so the name points somewhere honest, and to say which package you actually want.

Nebula is a universal UI library — Web and React Native — where the contract lives in the tokens and each platform only implements the visual layer. Two products that look nothing alike ship from the same components: you change the theme, never the code.

Which one do I install?

| Package | What it is | | ------- | ---------- | | @stellaria/nebula-web | Start here for the web. 158 components on React Aria, Vanilla Extract and motion. | | @stellaria/nebula-themes | The official light and dark themes, and the runtime validator for your own. | | @stellaria/nebula-tokens | The NebulaTheme contract, the base tokens and the 20 generated palettes. Zero dependencies. | | @stellaria/nebula-hooks | Cross-platform hooks with no UI — same API on both platforms. | | @stellaria/nebula-icons | One Icon over an extensible registry. |

For a web app, this is the whole install:

pnpm add @stellaria/nebula-web @stellaria/nebula-themes @stellaria/nebula-tokens @stellaria/nebula-hooks

Why there is no meta-package

A single @stellaria/nebula that re-exported everything would be convenient, and it would undo the thing that makes the library cheap: heavy dependencies live behind subpaths, so importing a button does not pull in a charting engine. Re-exporting would erase that boundary. The install above is one line, and it keeps it.

Documentation

https://nebula.stellaria.app

Licence

MIT.