A TypeScript JSX library that provides DaisyUI components (based on TailwindCSS). This library abstracts the specific structures and classes of DaisyUI, offering a type-safe and flexible way to use DaisyUI in any application.
Components are copied into your project from the components directory using the CLI.
This is to ensure that both tailwind
Components must be copied into your project from the components directory.
We provide a CLI to help with this:
npm install -g daisy-jsx
You should already have Tailwind installed, if not, follow the Tailwind Installation Guide.
Then install DaisyUI:
npm install daisyui
and add the following to your tailwind.config.js:
plugins: [require("daisyui")],
daisyjsx init
Here you can choose a components directory where the components will be copied to.
daisyjsx add <component>
To use the library in your application:
import { Button } from "./components/Button";
<Button color="primary">Click me</Button>;
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A DaisyUI components library in JSX
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