| handbook | ||
| icons | ||
| src | ||
| LICENSE | ||
| package.json | ||
| README.md | ||
@fishies/ui
The kit the social aquarium game Fishies is drawn with: reef-toy React components, design tokens as CSS variables and as data, and the painted system icon set. See every piece live, with the Fishies Handbook, at https://fishies.lol/ui.
bun add @fishies/ui
npm i @fishies/ui · pnpm add @fishies/ui · yarn add @fishies/ui
Use it
import '@fishies/ui/tokens.css' // the --fx-* custom properties
import '@fishies/ui/kit.css' // the components
import { Button, Panel, configureIcons } from '@fishies/ui'
// The icons ship in this package under icons/. Serve that folder, or point at a CDN copy:
configureIcons({ url: icon => `https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@fishies/ui@0.8.25/icons/${icon.name}.png` })
export function Shop() {
return <Panel title="Shop" icon="shop">
<Button tone="gold" icon="coin">Buy for 120</Button>
</Panel>
}
React 18 or newer is a peer dependency. Each component is its own module, so a bundler keeps only
what you import. Select and the loader carry their own stylesheets (@fishies/ui/select.css,
@fishies/ui/loader.css).
The motion tokens (--m-quick, --m-ease-spring and the rest) are slots: set them, or load a
stylesheet that does, and every component animates with them; leave them out and nothing moves.
What is in it
| Folder | Holds |
|---|---|
dist/ |
ES modules with type declarations, and the stylesheets |
src/ |
the same components and tokens as TypeScript source |
icons/ |
the painted icon set, one PNG per name, each twice its largest display size |
handbook/ |
the Fishies Handbook as Markdown |
Version 0.8.25: the minor version follows the Fishies release it was taken from; a patch is a fix to the kit itself.
