Provide Phoenix LiveView UI components and CSS-first theming utilities.
npx skills add https://github.com/gurujada/sutra_ui --skill sutra-ui
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: sutra-ui Source: https://github.com/gurujada/sutra_ui/tree/main Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gurujada/sutra_ui --skill sutra-ui
This Skill provides a comprehensive library of reusable UI components for building modern, accessible, and efficient Phoenix LiveView applications. It simplifies the UI development process by eliminating the need for external JavaScript frameworks and offering a CSS-first theming approach.
Use the sutra-ui skill to render a button component with a custom theme.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can build Phoenix LiveView UI components without external JavaScript by using a pure Elixir component library that leverages LiveView and colocated hooks. This approach provides a CSS-first theming experience, eliminating the need for JS frameworks while maintaining interactivity.
Yes, Tailwind CSS v4 works with Phoenix LiveView for component theming by utilizing a CSS-first approach with CSS variables. It allows you to easily customize and override styles for your UI components without fighting against external JavaScript framework defaults.
The best way to create an interactive Elixir dashboard without a JS framework is using Phoenix LiveView UI components. A comprehensive library provides forms, navigation, and responsive layouts natively in Elixir, ensuring maintainable and efficient web applications.
Yes, you can use CSS variables to theme Phoenix LiveView applications through a CSS-first theming approach. This method allows you to easily customize UI components and override default styles directly within your stylesheets, providing flexible design control.
Yes, you need Phoenix 1.8+ and Tailwind CSS v4 to fully utilize this LiveView UI component library. These dependencies ensure you have the necessary framework capabilities for rendering accessible components and maintaining optimal performance.
When rendering Phoenix LiveView UIs without external JS, you rely entirely on LiveView and colocated hooks for interactivity. While this simplifies the stack, complex client-side animations or highly specialized browser APIs may require custom hook implementations instead of ready-made JS packages.
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