# clj-ui-framework A cross-target component library for Clojure (Hiccup), ClojureScript (Replicant), and Squint (Eucalypt). Components are `.cljc` files that compile to all three targets using reader conditionals. ## Setup Requires [Babashka](https://github.com/babashka/babashka). ```sh bb build-theme # Generate dist/theme.css bb test # Run tests ``` For dev servers (Hiccup on :3003, Replicant on :3001, Squint on :3002): ```sh bb dev-all # Starts all three in a tmux session ``` Replicant and Squint need `npm install` in their dev directories first. ## Components Accordion, Alert, Badge, Breadcrumb, Button, Card, Dialog, Form, Icon, Pagination, Progress, Sidebar, Skeleton, Spinner, Switch, Table, Tooltip. Each component is a `.cljc` file in `src/ui/` with a matching `.css` file. The CSS is collected automatically during theme generation. ## Color System Colors are generated from HSL parameters defined in `src/theme/tokens.edn`, using [jon/color-tools](https://github.com/jramosg/color-tools) for conversion. Instead of picking individual hex values, you define a hue and saturation, and the generator produces an 11-stop scale (50–950) for each color. Five scales ship by default: `gray`, `accent`, `danger`, `success`, `warning`. ### How it works Each scale is defined by a hue, a default saturation, and a list of lightness steps: ```edn :gray {:hue 240 :saturation 18 :steps [[50 97 14] ;; [label lightness saturation] [100 95 14] [200 90 12] ... [950 5 18]]} ``` This generates CSS variables in `:root`: ```css --gray-50: #f6f6f8; --gray-100: #f0f0f4; --gray-200: #e2e2e9; --gray-300: #cdcdd6; --gray-400: #9a9aac; --gray-500: #6a6a81; --gray-600: #4c4c61; --gray-700: #38384d; --gray-800: #1f1f2d; --gray-900: #13131b; --gray-950: #0a0a0f; ``` Semantic tokens reference these scales. Light theme points at the light end, dark theme at the dark end: ```edn ;; Light :bg-0 "var(--gray-50)" :fg-0 "var(--gray-950)" ;; Dark :bg-0 "var(--gray-950)" :fg-0 "var(--gray-50)" ``` The scale variables are generated once and never change between themes. Only the semantic mapping shifts. ### Changing the palette The gray hue controls the tint of all neutral surfaces, borders, and text. Change it to shift the entire feel: | Hue | Result | |-----|--------| | `240` | Purplish gray (default) | | `220` | Blue-gray | | `30` | Warm/sandy | | `0` sat `0` | Pure neutral | The accent hue controls buttons, focus rings, links: | Hue | Result | |-----|--------| | `252` | Purple (default) | | `220` | Blue | | `0` | Red | | `142` | Green | After changing values, run `bb build-theme` to regenerate `dist/theme.css`. ### Per-step saturation Steps can be `[label lightness]` to use the scale's default saturation, or `[label lightness saturation]` to override it. This is useful for chromatic colors where high saturation looks wrong at the extremes — the accent scale uses ~100% saturation for light tints and drops to ~70% for dark shades. ### Current palette The default ships with a purplish gray (hue 240) and a vivid purple accent (hue 252, `--accent-500: #7a5afc`), inspired by the [activity-tracker](https://github.com/user/piui) app. The purple tint is strongest in dark backgrounds and fades to near-neutral in light ones, achieved by tapering saturation from 18% at the dark end to 14% at the light end. ## Theme Tokens Beyond color scales, the theme includes: - **Size scale** — `--size-1` (0.25rem) through `--size-16` (4rem), linear - **Font scale** — `--font-xs` through `--font-3xl`, geometric (ratio 1.25) - **Borders** — `--border-0/1/2`, referencing gray scale stops - **Shadows** — `--shadow-0/1/2/3`, increasing elevation - **Radii** — `--radius-sm` (6px), `--radius-md` (10px), `--radius-lg` (16px) Light/dark mode switches automatically via `prefers-color-scheme`, or manually with `data-theme="dark"` on the root element.