Overview
Melt UI is a set of headless, accessible component builders for Svelte. It is designed to be used as a base for custom styles and components. Melt UI offers a range of features including uncoupled builders that can be attached to any element or component, TypeScript and SvelteKit support out-of-the-box, strict adherence to WAI-ARIA guidelines, easy to use examples and documentation, and a high emphasis on accessibility, extensibility, quality, and consistency.
Features
- Uncoupled builders: Attach builders to any element or component.
- TypeScript and SvelteKit support: Melt UI provides out-of-the-box support for TypeScript and SvelteKit.
- Strict adherence to WAI-ARIA guidelines: Melt UI follows the WAI-ARIA guidelines to ensure accessibility.
- Easy to use examples and documentation: Melt UI provides comprehensive examples and documentation for developers.
- High emphasis on accessibility, extensibility, quality, and consistency: Melt UI is designed to prioritize accessibility, extensibility, and maintain consistency in component styles and behavior.
Installation
To get started with Melt UI, follow these steps:
- Run the installer script.
- Import the builders into your code.
- Start using the builders to create your own styles and components.
Here is an example code snippet for importing the builders:
import { ButtonBuilder, CardBuilder, ModalBuilder } from 'melt-ui';
Summary
Melt UI is a powerful set of headless component builders for Svelte that prioritize accessibility, extensibility, and consistency. With features like uncoupled builders, TypeScript and SvelteKit support, adherence to WAI-ARIA guidelines, and comprehensive examples/documentation, Melt UI provides developers with a valuable resource for building custom styles and components in their Svelte projects.