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aidos-ui

v4.0.3

Published

A simple UI framework

Downloads

139

Readme

Aidos UI

An opinionated React component library. Zero dependencies. Dark mode. Keyboard navigation.

Documentation

Install

npm install aidos-ui

Setup

import { Providers, lightTheme, darkTheme } from 'aidos-ui/dist';

function App() {
  return (
    <Providers themes={{ light: lightTheme, dark: darkTheme }}>
      <YourApp />
    </Providers>
  );
}

For Next.js SSR, add JSServerStyles to your _document.tsx:

import { JSServerStyles } from 'aidos-ui/dist';

<Head>
  <JSServerStyles />
</Head>

Components

Layout: Row, Column, Box, Card, RootView

Text: Text, H1-H3, P, Label, TextPairing

Inputs: TextInput, TextArea, Select, Checkbox, RangeInput, DateInput, DatetimeInput, TimeInput

Buttons: Button, IconButton, Link, IconLink

Lists: List, ListItem, ListButtonItem, ListLinkItem, Sublist (with arrow key navigation)

Overlays: Dialog, Dropdown, Popover, Tooltip

Feedback: ProgressBar, ProgressCircle, Badge

Other: Tabs, Calendar, DatePicker, Icon, DarkMode

Styling

Components accept a jss prop for inline styles with automatic class generation:

<Row jss={{ backgroundColor: 'red', padding: 16 }} gap="medium">
  <Button color="positive">Save</Button>
</Row>

Numeric values for dimensional properties (padding, margin, width, etc.) are automatically converted to pixels.

Theming

Customize by passing your own theme objects to Providers. Themes define CSS variables for colors, spacing, typography, and border radii. See lightTheme and darkTheme in jss.tsx for the full schema.