Klee
A personnal UI library made as an excuse to have a published UI package
Overview
Klee UI™ is a library UI created to test the workflow of building a packaged UI kit. It is built with styled-system, emotion, framer-motion, and TypeScript. While not as extensive as Chakra-UI, it can still be used for livestreams and other purposes. Klee UI™ supports dark mode and offers a great developer experience with autocomplete and suggestions for color props, border radiuses, and z indices.
Features
- Styled-system integration: All UI components extend the base Box component, allowing for the use of styled system props and responsive styles.
- Theme customization: The theme file contains all the values for typography, colors, spacing, and more. The color palette used is from Tailwind 2.0.
- Great developer experience: Klee UI™ leverages TypeScript and provides typings for autocomplete and suggestions. Enums for color props, border radiuses, z indices, etc., are also available.
Summary
Klee UI™ is a library UI that offers a streamlined development workflow for building a packaged UI kit. It integrates styled-system, emotion, framer-motion, and TypeScript to provide a great developer experience. With its support for dark mode and customizable themes, Klee UI™ is a versatile choice for UI development. However, it is worth noting that it is still in the early stages of development and may not be fully functional.
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