@papanasi/preact

The Universal UI Library

🔍 Overview

🥯Papanasi (pronunced pɑpənæʃ or papanash) is a UI library to use cross Frameworks. A set of components to use in Angular, Preact, Qwik, React, Solid, Svelte, Vue and Web Components. Is based on the Mitosis library and documented using Storybook.

🧩 Platforms

Angular	Preact	Qwik	React
Solid	Svelte	Vue	Standard

📣 Manifesto

This library born as a pet project to create universal components, easy to extend in any project and easy to use with any framework, is based on the next principles:

A Component...

• ...should be cross-libraries but the code should be written once.
• ...should have a minimum style but easy to extend it via CSS by any dev.
• ...should provide some optional themes to make it easy to use.
• ...should be accessible (FUTURE RELEASES).
• ...should be made for developers not for non-coders, they will decide how to style most of the things.
• ...should be tree-shakable.
• ...should be compatible with StoryBook.
• ...should be inspired by other UI Libraries and don't reinvent the wheel.
• ...should be easy to create new variants.

📚 Setup and scripts

With npm:

$ npm install @papanasi/preact

With yarn:

$ yarn add @papanasi/preact

🔨 Components status

Layout Components
Container Preview	Row Preview	Column Preview	Grid Preview
Regular Components
Avatar Preview	Button Preview	Code Preview
Pill Preview	Spinner Preview
Enterprise Components
Itchio Preview
Extensions
Tooltip Preview

📗 Documentation

To learn more about Papanasi, check the documentation.

📃 License

MIT

🚀 Contributing

Contributing Guidelines

To build the project run:

> yarn install
> yarn compile

You can choose which frameworks to build by passing the --targets:

> yarn compile --targets react vue

It is also possible to specify which components to build --files:

> yarn compile --files avatar pill

If you want to disable the linting use --no-lint:

> yarn compile --no-lint

To contribute and watch the changes in local environment just use:

> yarn dev

Finally, to launch storybook use:

> yarn start

Thanks to everyone who contributed:

Made with 🍕 by Quique Fdez Guerra