HyperUI is a free, open source Tailwind CSS component library.

Search through the website for components, view the preview, the source code and copy the HTML to your clipboard.

There has been an update to the HyperUI file/folder structure as it now uses categories.

git clone [email protected]:markmead/hyperui.git
yarn
yarn dev

If needed, you can run yarn watch in a new window. This will rebuild the CSS on every change.

All components and collections are stored in /public/components/[collection]/[id].

Adding to Existing Collection

Let's say you've created a new footer component.

Create a new file in /public/components/footers/ called 4.html.

Then add the new component to the footer collection.

Head to /data/components/footers.mdx, here you will see the markdown for /components/footers as well as the frontmatter.

---
title: Footers
emoji: ⚽️
seo:
  title: Footer Components
  description: Footer components created with Tailwind CSS
components:
  1:
    title: Large with Newsletter Form
  2:
    title: Simple Stacked
  3:
    title: Simple Row
---

Content...

You can add your new component like this:

---
components:
  1:
    title: Large with Newsletter Form
  2:
    title: Simple Stacked
  3:
    title: Simple Row
  4:
    title: [Description]
    spacing [Adjustments] // Optional
---

Adding a New Collection

If you want to add a new collection then follow the steps above but add the new collection folder to /public/components first.

Let's say you've created a new checkout component, first you'd need a checkout collection.

Create /public/components/checkouts/1.html.

You'll then want to create a /data/components/checkouts.mdx file. (Just duplicate an existing file and rename it)

Update the content to represent the new collection and add your new components.

And that's it, nice and simple!

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