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https://github.com/williamlmao/chimera-ui

A beautiful, accessible, and fully customizable Tailwind UI library for React. Maybe the easiest themeing experience ever? Free and open source.
https://github.com/williamlmao/chimera-ui

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A beautiful, accessible, and fully customizable Tailwind UI library for React. Maybe the easiest themeing experience ever? Free and open source.

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Chimera UI


Beautiful, accessible, and fully customizable with Tailwind.

## Features

- Fully accessible components, with Radix Primitives under the hood.
- Includes additional components beyond Radix, such as Button and Input.
- Components come pre-styled. Styles can be easily overwritten with Tailwind (Chimera uses tw-merge under the hood).
- Semantic color system built in. No more guessing what color to use, just use the same semantic color names across all your projects.
- Theme generator that quickly generates CSS themes for you.
- Tailwind plugin to keep tailwind.config.js nice and clean.
- Tree-shakeable. Use named imports without worrying about bundle-size!

## Installation

See official docs for more information

1. `npm install @chimera-ui/components @chimera-ui/tw-plugin`
2. Modify your `tailwind.config.js` to include:

- `"./node_modules/@chimera-ui/components/dist/**/*.{js,mjs}",` in the `content` array
- `require("@chimera-ui/tw-plugin")` in the `plugins` array
- ```js
module.exports = {
content: [
"./pages/**/*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx,md,mdx}",
"./components/**/*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx}",
"./node_modules/@chimera-ui/components/dist/**/*.{js,mjs}", // This line is important! If you don't include this, Chimera's styles will be purged
,
],
plugins: [
require("@chimera-ui/tw-plugin"), // This is important! This extends your tailwind theme to consume the CSS variables.
],
};
```

3. Use the theme generator to generate CSS themes. Add the CSS variables to your global css file.

## Repository

`npm run build` will trigger `prebuild`. In `prebuild`, @chimera-ui/components will run tsdocSync.js, which syncs the classNames from each component to a tsdoc comment above it.