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Readme

Xanui Core

Xanui Core is a lightweight styling and theming toolkit for React. It bundles a constraint-based CSS generator, a TypeScript-friendly <Tag> primitive, responsive helpers, and an opinionated theme engine so that design tokens, animations, and layout logic stay consistent across your application.

Highlights

Build any element with <Tag> and the ergonomic sx/alias props while still passing native attributes.
Author design tokens once via createTheme, ship them with ThemeProvider, and switch them at runtime with createThemeSwitcher.
Drive responsive layouts using BreakpointProvider, useBreakpoint, and useBreakpointProps without bespoke media queries.
Compose micro-animations through useAnimation, ready-made Transition variants, and reusable CSS utilities.
Support SSR portals by rehydrating critical styles with RenderServerStyles.

Installation

npm install @xanui/core

Quick Start

import { ThemeProvider, Tag, createTheme, createThemeSwitcher } from '@xanui/core'

// Register a custom theme once at startup
createTheme('brand', {
    colors: {
        brand: { primary: '#7C3AED', secondary: '#5B21B6' },
    },
})

const useThemeSwitcher = createThemeSwitcher('brand', ThemeSwitcherOption)

export const App = () => {
    const { name, change } = useThemeSwitcher()

    return (
        <ThemeProvider theme={name} isRootProvider>
            <Tag
                component="main"
                px={24}
                py={32}
                bgcolor="background"
                color="text.primary"
                gap={24}
            >
                <Tag component="h1" fontSize="h2">
                    Xanui Core
                </Tag>

                <button onClick={() => change(name === 'brand' ? 'dark' : 'brand')}>
                    Toggle Theme
                </button>
            </Tag>
        </ThemeProvider>
    )
}

Core Concepts

Design Tokens – createTheme merges your overrides with defaults and exposes typed references like brand.primary or typography presets.
Adaptive Layout – Wrap your app with BreakpointProvider (automatically included by ThemeProvider when isRootProvider is true) to consume breakpoint helpers throughout the tree.
Composable Styles – css, getValue, and getProps transform alias props, breakpoints, and pseudo selectors into atomic class names. Use them directly for utilities such as scrollbars or keyframes.
Animation Primitives – useAnimation builds scoped keyframes on the fly; Transition controls mount/unmount sequences with variants such as fade, slideDown, or collapseVertical.

Server-Side Rendering

When rendering on the server, collect the emitted styles:

import RenderServerStyles from '@xanui/core/RenderServerStyles'

export const Document = () => (
    <html>
        <head>
            <RenderServerStyles />
        </head>
        <body>{/* app */}</body>
    </html>
)

Documentation

Detailed API docs (props tables, option summaries, and usage examples) live inside the docs/ directory. Each API/component has its own README.md for fast reference:

docs/tag/README.md
docs/theme-provider/README.md
docs/transition/README.md
docs/use-animation/README.md
docs/use-color-template/README.md
docs/use-interface/README.md
docs/use-breakpoint/README.md
docs/use-breakpoint-props/README.md
docs/use-scrollbar/README.md
docs/render-server-styles/README.md
docs/css/README.md
docs/create-theme/README.md

Contributing

Fork and clone the repo.
Run npm install.
Use npm run build to verify type safety.
Submit a pull request that focuses on one improvement at a time.

Need another integration example or a new preset? Open an issue so we can keep the primitives lean and discoverable.