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biibaos

v26.0.2

Published

Web and mobile. One component. Native everywhere.

Readme

biibaos

Web and mobile. One component. Native everywhere.

biibaos is a React and Next.js UI library built on one idea: your web app should feel like it belongs on the device it's running on. Not just look good — feel right.

Every component detects its platform and behaves accordingly. Springs, not timings. Haptics, not clicks. Surfaces with depth, not flat boxes.


Documentation · npm


Tahoe

The 2025 release. Named after the lake. Defined by one thing: depth.

Glass surfaces. Physics-based spring motion. A vibrancy layer that blurs what's behind it. Sheets that swipe to dismiss. Sidebars that open with an edge gesture — no wrappers, no config. It's all there by default.


Get started

npm install biibaos
// app/layout.tsx
import 'biibaos/styles'
import { BiibaProvider } from 'biibaos'

export default function RootLayout({ children }) {
  return (
    <html>
      <body>
        <BiibaProvider>
          {children}
        </BiibaProvider>
      </body>
    </html>
  )
}

That's it.


Theme

biibaos works out of the box. When you're ready to make it yours:

<BiibaProvider
  theme={{
    colors: {
      light: { primary: '#6366f1' },
    },
    animation: { preset: 'expressive' },
    radius: { md: '10px' },
  }}
  followSystemTheme
>

The basics

import { Button, Input, Text, Card, CardBody } from 'biibaos'

<Text variant="h1">Hello</Text>
<Text variant="body" color="muted">Supporting text</Text>

<Input label="Email" type="email" />
<Button variant="primary" loading>Saving…</Button>

<Card>
  <CardBody>Content</CardBody>
</Card>

Platform-aware by default

Every component knows where it's running.

import { Select, Modal, Sidebar } from 'biibaos'

// Select → dropdown on desktop, bottom sheet on mobile
// Modal  → centered dialog on desktop, slides up on mobile
// Sidebar → fixed panel on desktop, edge-swipe drawer on mobile

No conditions. No isMobile checks. It just works.


New in Tahoe

import { BottomSheet, ActionSheet, ContextMenu, NavigationBar, StatusPage } from 'biibaos'

// Snap-point bottom sheet — swipe between heights
<BottomSheet isOpen={open} onClose={close} snapPoints={['half', 'full']} title="Details">
  {children}
</BottomSheet>

// iOS-style action sheet — destructive actions styled automatically
<ActionSheet
  isOpen={open}
  onClose={close}
  title="Delete photo?"
  actions={[
    { id: 'delete', label: 'Delete', role: 'destructive', onClick: handleDelete },
    { id: 'cancel', label: 'Cancel', role: 'cancel', onClick: close },
  ]}
/>

// Animated status pages — 404, 401, 403, 500, offline, success
<StatusPage
  status="404"
  action={{ label: 'Go home', href: '/' }}
/>

Motion

Four presets. One prop.

<BiibaProvider theme={{ animation: { preset: 'expressive' } }}>

| Preset | Feel | |---|---| | none | No motion | | subtle | Barely there | | moderate | Balanced — default | | expressive | Full spring, slight overshoot |

All motion uses spring physics. No ease-in-out. No hardcoded milliseconds.


Haptics

On mobile, every tap has a response. It's on by default.

// Turn off per component
<Button hapticFeedback={false}>No haptic</Button>

// Turn off globally
<BiibaProvider theme={{ animation: { haptics: false } }}>

Dark mode

const { isDark, toggleDark } = useBiiba()

Follows the system by default. Override any time.


What's inside

Inputs · Select · Textarea · Button · Badge · Avatar · Card · Modal · Toast · Snackbar · Tabs · Accordion · Sidebar · Navbar · Table · DataTable · Calendar · DatePicker · Carousel · Progress · Slider · Checkbox · Radio · Toggle · Upload · OTPInput · QRCode · ColorPicker · Spotlight · Breadcrumb · Divider · Skeleton · Spinner · Charts · RichText · Stack · Grid · View · Text · Icon · Empty

And new in Tahoe: BottomSheet · ActionSheet · ContextMenu · NavigationBar · StatusPage


Version

2025.1.0 — Tahoe


MIT License