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cephie-ui

v1.5.1

Published

A React component library compatible with Next.js

Readme

🎨 cephie-ui

A production-ready React component library built with TypeScript, optimized for Next.js, and compiled with Bun.

Installation

npm install cephie-ui
# or
yarn add cephie-ui
# or
bun add cephie-ui

After installing, you can apply the required setup automatically:

npx cephie-ui init

This will add the stylesheet import to your app entry (e.g. layout.tsx, _app.tsx, or main.tsx), or for Tailwind v4 projects it will add transpilePackages: ['cephie-ui'] to your next.config.ts so you can skip the CSS import.

Manual setup: Import the stylesheet once in your app entry point. This is always required unless you use Tailwind v4 (see below):

import 'cephie-ui/styles.css';

Note for Tailwind v4 users: The bundled styles.css is compiled with Tailwind v3. If your app uses Tailwind v4, you can skip the CSS import and instead add transpilePackages: ['cephie-ui'] to your next.config.ts so Tailwind v4 scans and compiles the component sources directly. Run npx cephie-ui init to do this automatically.

Usage

See USAGE.md for full component docs and examples.