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@pycolors/ui

Production-ready UI primitives for modern SaaS apps — built for speed, consistency, and real-world patterns.

👉 Docs: https://pycolors.io/docs
👉 Discussions: https://github.com/pycolors-io/pycolors-ui/discussions


Status

✅ Production-ready for modern SaaS starters
⚡ Actively maintained
🔁 Automated releases from the PyColors monorepo


⚠️ Read-only mirror

This repository is automatically synced from the PyColors monorepo.
Source of truth: https://github.com/pycolors-io/pycolors/tree/main/packages/ui

You can safely open Issues and Discussions here --- they are part of the public community surface.


Why PyColors UI?

PyColors UI is a documentation-first design system focused on one goal:

👉 Help developers ship SaaS interfaces faster.

It prioritizes:

  • clarity over cleverness
  • consistency over trendiness
  • production readiness over demos

If it helps you ship faster, it belongs here.


Community 💬

Questions, feedback, ideas, or showcase your product:

👉 https://github.com/pycolors-io/pycolors-ui/discussions

We especially love seeing real products built with PyColors.


Release & publishing

This repository is a distribution mirror.

  • NPM publishing happens from the PyColors monorepo (Changesets)
  • This mirror receives version bumps + CHANGELOG via sync PRs
  • A GitHub Release is automatically created when package.json and CHANGELOG.md change on main

If you want to propose changes, contribute to the monorepo: https://github.com/pycolors-io/pycolors/tree/main/packages/ui


Install

pnpm add @pycolors/ui
# or
npm i @pycolors/ui
# or
yarn add @pycolors/ui

Peer dependencies

pnpm add react react-dom lucide-react

Quick usage

import { Button, Card, CardHeader, CardTitle, CardContent } from "@pycolors/ui";

export function Example() {
  return (
    <Card className="p-4">
      <CardHeader className="p-0">
        <CardTitle>Welcome</CardTitle>
      </CardHeader>
      <CardContent className="p-0 pt-4">
        <Button>Get started</Button>
      </CardContent>
    </Card>
  );
}

What's inside (v1)

Starter-grade components focused on real SaaS interfaces:

  • Button
  • Card
  • Badge
  • Input
  • PasswordInput
  • Alert
  • Dialog
  • Sheet
  • DropdownMenu
  • Tabs
  • Toast
  • Pagination
  • Table
  • Skeleton
  • EmptyState
  • cn / utils

The library is intentionally small and starter-first:
ship fast → expand with real usage.


Design approach

PyColors UI is not just components.
It's a product system built around real SaaS needs:

  • predictable layout primitives
  • consistent tokens + spacing
  • real data states (loading / empty / error)
  • B2B SaaS patterns (members, billing, settings, projects)

Roadmap

Next steps:

  • richer form primitives (Select, Checkbox, Radio, Switch)
  • advanced SaaS patterns
  • Pro layer for premium starters & templates

Full roadmap → https://pycolors.io/roadmap


License

MIT


Links

Website → https://pycolors.io
Docs → https://pycolors.io/docs
Starters → https://pycolors.io/starters
Roadmap → https://pycolors.io/roadmap
Discussions → https://github.com/pycolors-io/pycolors-ui/discussions

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