ui-component-library

To add shadcn-vue components to a Vue 3 project, use the CLI command `npx shadcn-vue add` to install source code directly into your application. This allows for rapid development and easy modification of user interfaces using Tailwind CSS utilities.

Yes, shadcn-vue components support accessibility by adhering to WAI-ARIA patterns with an emphasis on labels and modal descriptions. This ensures your Vue 3 user interfaces meet accessibility best practices for users with assistive technologies.

Yes, you can fully customize Tailwind CSS components after installation because the CLI provides the actual source code rather than a packaged dependency. This enables easy modification and adaptation of component variants within your Vue 3 project.

The best way to structure form layouts in Vue 3 and Tailwind CSS is by utilizing shadcn-vue form examples. These examples provide common import patterns and accessible components like labeled inputs to ensure consistency and rapid UI development.

Yes, shadcn-vue works seamlessly with Tailwind CSS as all UI components are built using Tailwind utility classes. This integration ensures consistent styling and straightforward customization within your Vue 3 frontend development environment.

Using source code components instead of an npm package gives you complete ownership and control over the UI implementation in your Vue 3 project. This approach facilitates deep customization of Tailwind CSS utilities without being constrained by rigid package APIs.