Svelteui

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SvelteUI Monorepo

Overview

The SvelteUI project is a collection of components and utilities designed to make building Svelte applications easier. It is compatible with SvelteKit and SSR, and also supports TypeScript. The project emphasizes accessibility and includes a dark theme and custom theming API. With minimal third-party dependencies and easy setup, SvelteUI aims to simplify the development process for Svelte developers.

Features

  • SvelteKit and SSR Compatible: The components and utilities in SvelteUI are designed to work seamlessly with SvelteKit and Server-Side Rendering (SSR).
  • TypeScript Support: SvelteUI supports TypeScript and includes type definitions. However, TypeScript usage is optional.
  • Accessibility: All components in SvelteUI are built according to the WAI-ARIA accessibility standards, ensuring that they are accessible to all users.
  • Dark Theme: SvelteUI includes a dark theme out of the box, allowing developers to easily switch between light and dark themes.
  • Custom Theming API: SvelteUI provides a custom theming API, allowing developers to easily customize the look and feel of their applications.
  • Minimal Third-Party Dependencies: SvelteUI aims to minimize the reliance on third-party dependencies, reducing potential conflicts and improving performance.
  • Easy Setup: SvelteUI requires zero configuration to get started, making it easy for developers to integrate it into their projects.
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