shadcn/ui, but for Svelte.
The shadcn-svelte project is an unofficial community-led port of the shadcn/ui library specifically designed for the Svelte ecosystem. Although not directly affiliated with shadcn, the creators obtained his approval before embarking on this project. The motivation behind this initiative was the lack of a similar component library specifically tailored for the Svelte framework. shadcn-svelte provides accessible and customizable components that developers can readily integrate into their applications. Furthermore, this project is free and open-source, allowing users to build their own component libraries.
The shadcn-svelte project is an unofficial port of the shadcn/ui library catering specifically to the Svelte framework. It provides developers with a range of accessible and customizable components that can be readily integrated into their applications. With a simple installation process and being free and open source, shadcn-svelte empowers developers to build their own component libraries and enhance their Svelte projects.
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Bits UI is a headless component library for Svelte that provides unstyled, accessible UI primitives. It powers shadcn-svelte and offers a foundation for building custom component libraries with full accessibility support in the Svelte ecosystem.
Beautifully designed components that you can copy and paste into your apps. Accessible. Customizable. Open Source.
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