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@tolle_/cli

v0.1.2

Published

Add Tolle UI components to your Angular app — copy the source you own.

Readme

tolle — the Tolle UI CLI

Add Tolle UI components to your Angular app as source you own (shadcn-style), instead of importing a compiled package. Components are copied from the registry into your project so you can read, edit, and version them.

# in your Angular project
npx @tolle_/cli init
npx @tolle_/cli add button
npx @tolle_/cli add select data-table

Commands

tolle init

Creates components.json, imports @tolle_/tolle-ui/theme.css into your global stylesheet, checks your Tailwind preset, and installs the base deps (clsx, tailwind-merge, class-variance-authority, @angular/cdk).

Flags: --ui <dir> (default src/app/components/ui), --registry <url>, --force, --skip-install.

tolle add <component> [...]

Resolves the component and everything it transitively needs (sibling components, services, the cn util) from the registry, writes the files under your configured ui dir, and installs any required npm packages (e.g. @floating-ui/dom for select).

Flags: --registry <url|path>, --overwrite, --skip-install.

How it works

Files keep their library-relative paths under the ui dir, so their ./sibling and ./utils/cn imports resolve as-is — no import rewriting, which makes the copied source robust and easy to reason about. The registry is generated from the component source (projects/registry/) and resolved in this order: an explicit --registry, the installed @tolle_/tolle-ui package (@tolle_/tolle-ui/registry/*), then the hosted URL in components.json.

Build

npm run build   # tsc -> dist/index.js (the `tolle` bin)