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kini-ui

v0.1.0

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A warm, pastel design system. CLI that scaffolds tokens, theme utilities, and components into your project.

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kini-ui

A warm, pastel design system for React. 30 components, OKLCh color science, CSS Modules, zero runtime dependencies.

Live demo

Install

npx kini-ui init

The CLI walks you through setup: where to put styles, components, and lib files, whether to self-host fonts or use a CDN, and whether to include the Tailwind preset. It writes a kini-ui.json config to your project root.

Add components

npx kini-ui add button
npx kini-ui add dialog
npx kini-ui add toast

Each component is a pair of files (.tsx + .module.css) copied directly into your project. You own the code, modify it however you want.

Components

| Category | Components | |---|---| | Inputs | button, checkbox, input, radio-group, select, slider, textarea, toggle | | Data display | avatar, badge, kbd, progress, separator, skeleton, spinner, table, tooltip | | Feedback | alert, dialog, dropdown-menu, popover, sheet, toast | | Navigation | accordion, breadcrumb, collapsible, pagination, tabs | | Layout | card, scroll-area |

Theming

Kini ships four theme axes controlled via data-* attributes on <html>:

| Attribute | Values | What it does | |---|---|---| | data-theme | light, dark | Swaps the full color palette | | data-density | comfortable, compact | Tightens spacing and font sizes | | data-radius | rounded, sharp | Switches between soft and tight corners | | style="--color-primary: ..." | Any OKLCh value | Overrides the accent color |

The theme engine (registry/lib/theme.ts) persists settings to localStorage and resolves system appearance from prefers-color-scheme.

Design tokens

All styling goes through CSS custom properties defined in registry/styles/tokens.css:

  • Colors in OKLCh with warm-sand neutrals (hue 58) — never pure gray
  • Three font families: Bricolage Grotesque (display), Figtree (body), JetBrains Mono (code)
  • Spacing on a 4px base: xs (4px) through 3xl (64px)
  • Warm-tinted shadows at six levels

Full reference in DESIGN.md.

Diff

Check what you've changed locally against the upstream registry:

npx kini-ui diff

License

MIT