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@treeui/vue

v0.7.0

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Vue 3 component package for TreeUI.

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@treeui/vue

Vue 3 component library with 40+ accessible, themeable components built on design tokens.

Install

pnpm add @treeui/vue
# or
npm install @treeui/vue

Install @treeui/tokens only when you need direct access to the token package or want to use the theme CSS outside the Vue component layer.

Setup

import { createApp } from 'vue'
import TreeUI from '@treeui/vue'
import '@treeui/vue/style.css'

const app = createApp(App)
app.use(TreeUI)
app.mount('#app')

If your app uses toasts, mount TToastProvider once near the root before calling useToast().

Or import components individually:

import { TButton, TInput, TModal } from '@treeui/vue'
import '@treeui/vue/style.css'

Consumer checklist

  • Install @treeui/vue
  • Import @treeui/vue/style.css once
  • Use app.use(TreeUI) or named imports
  • Mount TToastProvider once near the app root if you use useToast()
  • Use TFormField as the wrapper for labels, hints, and errors

Components

Form

TInput · TTextarea · TCheckbox · TCombobox · TFileUpload · TRadio · TRadioGroup · TSelect · TMultiSelect · TNumberInput · TDatePicker · TDateTimePicker · TSwitch · TFormField · TToggleGroup · TMarkdownEditor

Layout

TContainer · TGrid · TStack · TSidebar · TNavMenu · TNavbar / TAppBar · TAccordion · TAccordionItem · TCard · TDivider · TTable · TTabs · TTabList · TTab · TTabPanel · TBreadcrumb · TBreadcrumbItem · TSelectableList · TTreeView · TSteps / TStepper · TPricing · TPricingCard

Display

TBadge · TAlert · TAvatar · TEmptyState · TTag · TTimeline · TSpinner · TProgress · TSkeleton · TStat

Overlay & Interaction

TButton · TModal · TConfirmDialog · TDrawer · TDropdown · TPopover · TTooltip · TContextMenu · TPagination · TToast · TToastProvider

Table composition

TTable stays focused on structured listing. Filters, toolbars, bulk actions, and pagination are intended to be composed around it, with TPagination used separately when needed.

Use #cell-<key> and #header-<key> slots when a column needs derived content or custom markup.

Theming

TreeUI uses CSS custom properties (--tree-*) for all styling. Light theme is applied by default.

Dark mode

Dark mode activates automatically via prefers-color-scheme: dark. To control it explicitly:

<!-- Force dark -->
<html data-tree-theme="dark">

<!-- Force light -->
<html data-tree-theme="light">

Programmatic control

// Toggle theme
document.documentElement.setAttribute('data-tree-theme', 'dark')

Compatibility aliases

All components are also exported with the Tree prefix (e.g. TreeButton, TreeInput) for backwards compatibility.

Conventions

  • Primary docs and examples use the T prefix for public exports.
  • Tree<Name> aliases remain available for migration and compatibility.
  • TNavbar / TAppBar and TSteps / TStepper are alias pairs for the same implementations.
  • Page-level assemblies that are mostly layout stay documented as recipes until they need a dedicated semantic API.
  • Overlays such as TModal, TDrawer, and TPopover support controlled open state; TModal works with v-model:open.
  • TSelect accepts string or number values.
  • TBreadcrumbItem accepts href for anchors and to for vue-router projects.
  • TBadge keeps visual variants and can add semantic meaning with tone.
  • TStat includes a loading state for built-in placeholders.

Semantic aliases in docs

Some docs use familiar product terms as aliases for existing TreeUI patterns. These are documentation aliases only, not extra exports.

  • Snackbar / Notification -> TToast
  • Banner -> TAlert
  • Collapsible / Details -> TAccordion with type="single" and collapsible
  • App bar -> TNavbar / TAppBar
  • Stepper -> TSteps / TStepper

Docs-first patterns

Some repeated app UI intentionally stays documented as composition guidance instead of becoming extra exports:

  • Stat groups: TGrid + TStat
  • Section headers: heading + TStack + optional TBadge or TButton
  • Subpanels: TCard, especially variant="soft"
  • Stacked cards: TCard slots + TTag / TBadge / actions
  • Eyebrow text: typography recipe using existing tokens
  • Form stacks: TStack + TGrid + TFormField
  • Rankings: TTable or TSelectableList
  • Action panels: TAlert + TCard + TButton
  • Color fields: TFormField + native input[type="color"]
  • Tag inputs: TFormField + TInput + removable TTag
  • Router-backed tabs: TTabs + app route state
  • Charts: TCard + TStack + your preferred chart library

TypeScript

Full TypeScript support with exported types:

import type { TreeSize, TreeVariant } from '@treeui/vue'

Documentation

See the full component docs and interactive playground at the Storybook site.

License

MIT