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@radui/ui

v0.0.25

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RAD UI

Head over to Storybook to check out latest components.

RAD UI

Introduction to Rad UI

Rad UI is a React UI library designed to simplify and enhance the process of building user interfaces. With a focus on ease of use and flexibility, Rad UI empowers developers to create engaging and efficient user experiences. Whether you're starting a new project or improving an existing one, Rad UI provides a collection of components and utilities to streamline development.

Installation

To install Rad UI, run the following command from the root of your project's directory:

npm install @radui/ui

Description: Rad UI is a React UI library that simplifies UI development, offering a collection of components and utilities to enhance the user experience. It addresses common challenges in building interfaces, making it easier for developers to create intuitive and visually appealing applications.

Technology stack: React Status: Beta Please note that Rad UI is under development and will receive a full official release soon in 2024 once significant production-ready components are readily available. What sets this apart: Rad UI stands out with its focus on simplicity, flexibility, and ease of integration into React projects.

Getting involved

We encourage interested developers in getting involved in building a better future for the web. We can use all the help we can get to make the code and the docs a little bit every day. For more details, you can read on how to contribute to development of Rad UI in Contribution Docs.

Open source licensing info

For Licensing info you can check out LICENSE.

Dev Environment

Node versions tested in 18.19.0 - 21.4.0

Credits and references

  1. Project heavily inspired by RadixUI, Floating UI, shadcn/ui and many other libraries that defined the modern web that we know today

This project is tested with BrowserStack