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prismorphism

v0.6.0

Published

CSS-first design system with prismatic glassmorphism and a time-of-day Chronos layer

Readme

Install

bun add prismorphism   # or npm / yarn / pnpm
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/prismorphism/dist/prismorphism.min.css">

Use

<body class="pm-ambient pm-scrollbar pm-selection">
  <div class="pm-glass pm-glass-shine pm-card">
    <p>Hello, Prismorphism.</p>
    <button class="pm-btn pm-btn-primary">Click me</button>
  </div>
</body>

Everything is a pm- class on plain HTML — no JS runtime required. Dark by default; add class="light" for light mode. Theme with three space-separated channel tokens:

:root {
  --pm-app-accent: 99 102 241;    /* your brand */
  --pm-prismatic-1: 255 30 140;   /* the triad  */
  --pm-prismatic-2: 26 229 229;
  --pm-prismatic-3: 255 232 59;
}
  • starter.html — minimal starting point
  • test.html — kitchen-sink demo of every class
  • docs.html — literate walkthrough of the design language
  • Tailwind: presets: [require('prismorphism/tailwind')]

Chronos — colour that follows the sun

Chronos computes the real sun's position (timezone → longitude, no permission prompt) and drifts the prismatic triad through it: dawn rose → noon prism → dusk amber → deep-indigo night. Tint, don't paint — your brand accent and base palette stay put.

<html data-chronos>            <!-- triad + glow follow the sun -->
<html data-chronos="full">     <!-- + canvas deepens at night -->
import { start } from 'prismorphism/chronos';
start(document.documentElement);   // live, updates each minute

React: useChronos() from prismorphism/react. Own colour scheme, no package? Vendor one file. Full guide: CHRONOS.md.

License

MIT