The codebase is going through a change in structure, so it's currently a bit messy
This is a work in proccess.
- Not all the components from shadcn/ui are implemented.
- There are refinements needed for some of the components - alpine.js naming, unfinished accessibility, improvements I want to make, etc.
- Some components might contain behavior that existed for previous needs (I detached the developement of this from another project). Hopefully will be fixed in the future.
A shadcn/ui port using Go, Templ, Alpine.js and Tailwind CSS.
- Adding all the components from shadcn/ui
- Making sure the components are of good quality: Accessibility, Correct functionality, Style, etc.
- Creating a CLI to have a flow similar to shadcn's.
You have to include the Head component in your head tag (it includes the neccessery scripts - Alpine.js and a theme script).
You have to serve the CSS var and link to it in your head tag.
Example:
router.HandleFunc("GET /static/css/styles.css", func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
w.Header().Set("Content-Type", "text/css")
w.Write(shadcntempl.CSS)
})templ Layout() {
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
// ...
@shadcntempl.Head()
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/static/css/styles.css"/>
</head>
<body>
{ children... }
</body>
</html>
}Use in .templ files.
import "github.com/rotemhoresh/shadcn-templ/ui/button"
templ Page() {
@button.Root(button.RootProps{}) {
Click me
}
}The components props (parameters) is structures like this:
type Props struct {
<COMPONENT_SPECIFIC_PROPS>
p.CoreProps // Class and Attrs
}For example, the button.Root's props:
type RootProps struct {
Type Type // default: [TypeButton]
Variant Variant // default: [VariantDefault]
Size Size // default: [SizeDefault]
p.CoreProps
}The components are written with constant referencing to the shadcn/ui source code and the underlying radix components.
Contributions are welcome for both new components and improvements for existing ones.
Make sure to read the README and go over the codebase to understand the design choices and overall coding style as well as getting familiar with shadcn/ui.
MIT