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@kidonng/daisyui

v2.51.3

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Redistribution of daisyUI

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daisyUI

A UnoCSS-compatible redistribution of daisyUI

Note: this package is supposed to be used with unocss-preset-daisy.

Installation

npm installl @kidonng/daisyui

Usage

The easiest way to use this package is to import all the styles:

import '@kidonng/daisyui/index.css'

To only import what you need, always import base first:

import '@kidonng/daisyui/base/index.css'
/* Other imports */

Read on to see how to import components, utilities and themes.

Components

/* Import all components */
import '@kidonng/daisyui/components/index.css'

/* Import all unstyled & styled components (same as above) */
import '@kidonng/daisyui/components/unstyled/index.css'
import '@kidonng/daisyui/components/styled/index.css'

/* Import components one by one */
import '@kidonng/daisyui/components/unstyled/button.css'
/* `styled` components should be imported after `unstyled` components */
import '@kidonng/daisyui/components/styled/button.css'

Utilities

Utility styles should be imported after component styles.

/* Import all utilities */
import '@kidonng/daisyui/utilities/index.css'

/* Import global, unstyled & styled utilties (same as above) */
import '@kidonng/daisyui/utilities/global/index.css'
import '@kidonng/daisyui/utilities/unstyled/index.css'
import '@kidonng/daisyui/utilities/styled/index.css'

/* Import utility one by one */
import '@kidonng/daisyui/utilities/unstyled/button.css'
/* `styled` utilities should be imported after `unstyled` utilities */
import '@kidonng/daisyui/utilities/styled/button.css'

Themes

Note: refer to unocss-preset-daisy documentation for custom themes.

/* Import all themes */
import '@kidonng/daisyui/themes/index.css'

/* Import themes one by one */
import '@kidonng/daisyui/themes/cupcake.css'
import '@kidonng/daisyui/themes/lemonade.css'

/* Import auto theme (uses light or dark theme based on `prefers-color-scheme`) */
import '@kidonng/daisyui/themes/auto.css'

Refer to daisyUI documentation for the list of themes.

To use a theme other than auto, you need to also specify [data-theme] attribute in HTML:

<body data-theme="cupcake"></body>

Single file build

A single file build full.css (and full.min.css) is available if you want to use the runtime version of UnoCSS.