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puxel

v0.1.3

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A brutalist-retro React UI kit with pixel accents and accessible modern components.

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Keywords

reactuiui-kitcomponent-librarycomponentscsstypescriptpixel-artretrobrutalistaccessibilitythemesdesign-system

Readme

Puxel

A brutalist-retro UI kit for React — hard offset shadows, thick borders and pixel-font accents on top of fully modern components (keyboard navigation, ARIA, reduced-motion support, native <dialog>).

Live demo and docs: https://lumpenspace.github.io/puxel/

Puxel home screen

Puxel video player docs

Design

The styling is CSS-first: everything lives in plain CSS under src/styles/ (.px-* classes, themed via CSS variables), and the React components in src/components/ are thin typed wrappers that add behavior. You can use the CSS without React, and the React API without writing any CSS.

Themes

Set data-theme on any ancestor (usually <html>), or use ThemeProvider / ThemeSwitcher:

| Theme | Vibe | | --- | --- | | paper (default) | Cream + ink, punchy yellow/orange accents | | midnight | Near-black, off-white ink, yellow + violet | | arcade | NES deep blue, cabinet red + coin gold | | terminal | CRT phosphor green on black, mono body font |

Components

Buttons, badges, highlights, icons, avatars, animated sprite avatars, spinner · inputs, textarea, select, checkbox, radio, switch, slider, field, fieldset (title-on-border), arcade/high-score form styling · card, character card, popover, chat, alert, toast, tabs, accordion, table, dialog, dropdown menu, tooltip, breadcrumb, pagination · progress, segmented health/MP/XP bars, turn dial, RPG card, player profile, area map, arcade score, stat, splash screen · figure, video player, gradient background, pixel shader · kbd, separator.

Opt-in flourishes: .px-pixelated (stepped 8-bit corners), .px-crt (scanline overlay), pixel prop (Press Start 2P font).

App

The Vite showcase has three first-class surfaces:

  • Home — composed component showcase with themes, HUD pieces, chat, sprites, icons, forms, containers, and media.
  • Playground — interactive controls for component states. The Media tab uses the hosted jingle video in the VideoPlayer demo.
  • Docs — searchable in-app component docs, examples, usage snippets, and prop tables generated from the React components.

Develop

npm install
npm run dev     # showcase app with theme switcher
npm run build
npm run build:lib
npm run docs:props
npm run previews

npm run build writes the GitHub Pages/showcase app to dist/app/. npm run build:lib writes the npm package build and declarations under dist/. Re-run npm run docs:props whenever component props change.

Use in your app

import "puxel/styles.css";
import { ThemeProvider, Button, HealthBar } from "puxel";

<ThemeProvider defaultTheme="arcade">
  <Button variant="primary" pixel>Insert coin</Button>
  <HealthBar kind="hp" value={7} max={10} />
</ThemeProvider>

License

MIT.