daisyUI is a component library for Tailwind CSS. It adds semantic class names for common interface elements, reducing the need to construct every component from long collections of utility classes.
The library provides CSS rather than framework-specific components, leaving application state and behaviour under the control of React, Vue, Svelte or another frontend framework.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- 61 families of interface components, including buttons, cards, forms, navigation elements, tables, alerts and modals.
- 35 built-in themes covering light, dark and alternative visual styles.
- Semantic component classes produce cleaner and more readable HTML.
- Custom themes can be created using configurable design and colour tokens.
- Works alongside standard Tailwind CSS utility classes.
- Framework-agnostic CSS with no dependency on React, Vue or Svelte components.
- Installable as a Node package or usable from a content delivery network.
- Supports rapid prototyping as well as larger application interfaces.
Website: github.com/saadeghi/daisyui
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Developer: Pouya Saadeghi
License: MIT License
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