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Customizable design system with react, typescript, tailwindcss and ariakit.

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# Welcome UI ![Welcome UI Logo](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e7df47fd-e6c8-462a-ac09-d052d67555bc) Welcome to the _Welcome UI library_ created by [Welcome to the jungle](https://www.welcometothejungle.com), a customizable design system with react, typescript, tailwindcss and ariakit. Here you'll find all the core components you need to create a delightful webapp. 🌓 [Discover all the components](https://welcome-ui.com) --- ## Installation 1 - Install the `welcome-ui` package and **peer dependencies** listed below: ```bash yarn add welcome-ui tailwindcss react@^19.0.0 ``` ```bash yarn add postcss --dev ``` 2 - Add dependencies for vite project ```bash yarn add @tailwindcss/vite sass-embedded --dev ``` 3 - Add on your vite config tailwindcss plugin ```bash import { defineConfig } from 'vite' import tailwindcss from '@tailwindcss/vite' export default defineConfig({ plugins: [ tailwindcss(), ], }) ``` ## Import library & Theme On your theme or global css import: - TailwindCSS - Welcome UI Theme - Welcome UI components style ```css @import 'tailwindcss'; @import 'welcome-ui/theme.css'; @import 'welcome-ui/Accordion.css'; @import 'welcome-ui/Alert.css'; @import 'welcome-ui-new/***other-components-you-need***.css'; ... ``` ## Enjoy! šŸŒž ```jsx import { Button } from 'welcome-ui/Button' return <Button>Ok let's go</Button> ``` ## Develop on local 1. Install ```bash yarn ``` 2. Start documentation website ```bash yarn start ``` 3. and go to http://localhost:3020 ## How to release The release of the library is automated by the CI, you just need to bump package version and push git tags to initiate the process. ### Release process **The commands listed below will only prompt for library to bump**. Then they will modify package version, commit changes and create the git tag to finally push everything to github. **No further actions are required once you have validated the packages to bump.** #### How to release ##### Production (ex: **7.1.0**): ```bash yarn release ``` ##### Alpha (ex: **7.1.0-alpha.0**) Generate an alpha release for broader team testing: ```bash yarn release:alpha ``` ##### Development (ex: **dev.1738060597**) Create a development release based on the current timestamp for quick testing of pre-release features: ```bash yarn release:dev ``` ### About the CI The CI will trigger on tags to build the packages and then push them to the npm registry