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@uifn/svelte

v0.0.2

Published

GA Svelte adapter for uifn primitives

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Maintainers

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Keywords

svelteuicomponentsprimitivesheadlessaccessible

Readme

@uifn/svelte

Unstyled, accessible Svelte primitives built on @uifn/core.

Status

GA. This package is release-blocking together with @uifn/core and @uifn/react.

The canonical package matrix and compatibility matrix live in the root uifn/README.md.

Installation

npm install @uifn/core @uifn/svelte

Usage

<script lang="ts">
  import { Checkbox, CheckboxIndicator } from "@uifn/svelte";
</script>

<Checkbox>
  <CheckboxIndicator>✓</CheckboxIndicator>
</Checkbox>

Public Surface

@uifn/svelte currently ships the family names Accordion, AlertDialog, Avatar, Badge, Checkbox, Collapsible, Combobox, ContextMenu, Dialog, DropdownMenu, HoverCard, Label, MenuBar, Popover, Progress, RadioGroup, ScrollArea, Select, Separator, Slider, Switch, Tabs, Toast, Toggle, ToggleGroup, Toolbar, Tooltip, and VirtualizedList.

The root Svelte entry point is the authoritative source for the exact currently shipped symbols. This README intentionally names family roots only; it does not imply unsupported extras such as TooltipProvider, TooltipArrow, ComboboxEmpty, combobox multiple selection, or unshipped ContextMenu checkbox/radio/submenu parts.

Display-helper contract:

  • Avatar, Badge, Label, Separator, and VirtualizedList are part of the GA Svelte adapter surface.
  • AvatarFallback rendering is deterministic: fallback remains visible until avatar status becomes loaded, and optional delayMs postpones fallback visibility until that delay elapses.
  • VirtualizedList is adapter-only and not part of @uifn/core.
  • VirtualizedList defaults overscan to 3.

Packaging note:

  • @uifn/svelte intentionally ships src/index.ts, src/*.svelte, and supporting src/internal/*.ts implementation files because the public Svelte entry point compiles from source.
  • Those supporting files are not stable public subpath APIs.

Release Policy

See the root uifn/README.md for the compatibility matrix, the release-blocking package matrix, and the verify:uifn-release contract.

Example Playground

The Svelte playground lives in uifn/examples/svelte-playground and is documented from the shared example hub at uifn/examples/README.md.

Run it from the repository root with:

npm --workspace @uifn/examples run dev:svelte

License

MIT