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A pre-release of a UI library for React. You shouldn't use this yet.
Needs a lot of work. Interface will change rapidly as I figure out what I want. Use at your own risk :)
⚠️ Needs a cool name!
bun add nonammeui
or
yarn add nonameui
or
npm install nonameui
or
pnpm install nonameui
Current requires the shad cn theme setup to use.
See the GitHub at https://github.com/patrickmccallum/nonameui for source or the documentation on the website (pending a proper website once I figure out a name...).
import {Button} from 'nonameui';
const App = () => {
return (
<Button>
Click me!
</Button>
)
};
export default App;
Currently, some elements use the excellent Tabler Icons library for minor elements with no option to swap them out.
The app also expects certain global styles to be present, such as a CSS reset and a global font. This is part of the opinionated nature of the library.
The template of this globals file is the default of the shadcn UI library, or you can use the included globals file in
the src
directory of the library.
This is all pending a change soon as the libs structure and approach are "finalised".
nonameui is licensed under the MIT License.
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A UI library for gorgeous looks.
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