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@tanglydocs/theme-tang

v0.0.8

Published

Default Tangly theme. Mintlify-Mint-inspired token set; UI shell comes from @tanglydocs/theme-ui.

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Keywords

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Readme

@tanglydocs/theme-tang

Default theme for Tangly — a self-hosted, OSS docs framework that renders Mintlify projects unmodified.

The Tang theme is the out-of-the-box Astro layout for Tangly. It renders a top nav, sidebar, optional right-rail TOC, and footer driven entirely by docs.json plus per-page MDX frontmatter.

Status

Early preview. Visuals and APIs may shift.

Stack

  • Astro 6 SFCs (.astro)
  • Tailwind v4 (utility classes inline, no config — JIT)
  • Lucide icons (via lucide)
  • Vanilla inline JS only — no React or other component frameworks
  • TypeScript strict mode

Files

  • Layout.astro — root HTML document, head, body grid, dark-mode bootstrap, mobile drawer.
  • TopNav.astro — sticky glassy header (logo, tabs, search, anchors, links, theme toggle, primary CTA).
  • Sidebar.astro — recursive nested groups with active state, icons, tags, collapsible details.
  • Footer.astro — socials row, footer link groups, "Powered by Tangly" credit.
  • PageShell.astro — page wrapper: breadcrumbs, h1, subtitle, MDX slot, prev/next, scrollspy TOC.
  • styles/theme.css — CSS variables driven by docs.json colors + Tailwind import.
  • styles/prose.css — typography for MDX-rendered body content (.prose-tang).
  • theme.config.ts — exported defaults for sidebar/content/TOC widths, breakpoints, fonts.

Usage

The framework wires this theme automatically when docs.json selects theme: "tang" (the default). Component imports use the subpath exports:

---
import Layout from "@tanglydocs/theme-tang/Layout.astro";
import PageShell from "@tanglydocs/theme-tang/PageShell.astro";
---
<Layout config={config} page={page} navigation={navigation} pageTitle={page.frontmatter.title}>
  <PageShell page={page}>
    <slot />
  </PageShell>
</Layout>

Theming

Colors come from docs.json#/colors:

{
  "colors": {
    "primary": "#2f73f5",
    "light": "#5a92f7",
    "dark": "#1f56c8",
    "background": { "light": "#ffffff", "dark": "#0b0f17" }
  }
}

These flow into CSS variables (--tangly-color-primary, --tangly-color-bg, etc.). Dark mode is toggled by adding class="dark" to <html>; the toggle persists in localStorage.

License

MIT.