UI component library for Angular with Tailwind CSS integration. Includes components like accordion, checkbox, overlay, popover, radio group, select, switch, and tab group.
A component for showing and hiding content sections, useful for FAQs or collapsible content.
A component to select one or more options from a set. Useful in forms and settings.
A component for displaying content overlaying other elements, often used for modals or pop-ups.
A component for displaying additional information when an element is clicked or hovered over. Useful for tooltips or context menus.
A component for selecting a single option from a set. Used in forms where only one selection is allowed.
A dropdown component for selecting one or more items from a list.
A toggle component for binary choices, like an on/off button.
A component for organizing content into different tabs, allowing users to switch between different views or sections.
A styleless library designed to integrate with Tailwind CSS, providing various components for building web applications.
To get started, install Headwind UI using npm with the command: npm install @favian/headwind-ui.
Includes components with a tabindex attribute for accessibility, allowing better navigation for users with disabilities.
Allows developers to disable the browser's default focus effect by setting outline to 0, ensuring better custom styling.
Headwind UI's major version follows the major version of Angular, ensuring seamless integration. Users only need to check the major version for compatibility.
Install Headwind UI via npm using the command `npm install @favian/headwind-ui`.
Some components have a `tabindex` attribute for accessibility. You can set outline to `0` to disable the browser's default focus effect.
A simple toggle panel with headers that expand or collapse the content beneath when clicked.
Allows customization of accordion components using predefined classes to modify visual styles.
Accordion panels that expand when mouse hover is detected over the header instead of click.
Buttons to programmatically control the open or close state of accordion panels.
Smooth transition animations for accordion panels to enhance visual feedback during expansion or collapse.
Ensures keyboard and screen reader support for effective use by individuals with disabilities.
A basic checkbox component that users can include in their forms. Users can toggle its checked state.
Groups multiple checkboxes together for selection purposes, useful when you have multiple options.
Allows users to customize the style and appearance of checkboxes using additional CSS classes.
Options to disable the checkbox component so that it cannot be interacted with.
Checkbox can have an indeterminate state, often used to indicate a mixed selection.
Customize the position of the label relative to the checkbox.
Support for integration with Angular reactive forms, allowing two-way binding and form control.
Used to create transparent overlays such as modals, pop-ups, and tooltips by providing a TemplateRef that acts as the overlay.
Required to use as an overlay, acting as a view that can be displayed or removed dynamically.
Opens a template as an overlay. Requires a TemplateRef and an optional callback for when the overlay is destroyed.
Closes the active overlay, removing it from view.
A fixed component that covers the entire screen to capture user interactions and display overlays.
Allows the user to close the latest overlay using the 'Escape' key.
Displays popover tooltips or additional information when hovering over or interacting with elements.
Provides several code snippets demonstrating how to implement popovers in different configurations.
Allows customization of popover appearance through CSS.
Supports interaction with the popover content, including buttons and links within the popover.
Provides an interface component that allows users to select one option from a group of choices. The radio group can be styled and customized for various use cases.
Allows the radio group options to be displayed horizontally. This is useful for layouts where space is limited or a horizontal design is preferred.
Allows the radio group options to be displayed vertically, suitable for mobile or standard forms where a stacked view is more appropriate.
Allows particular options within the radio group to be set as disabled, preventing user interaction with those specific choices.
Integrates seamlessly with Angular Reactive Forms, allowing you to use radio groups within reactive form setups.
Ensures that the radio group is accessible with screen readers and keyboard navigation, complying with accessibility standards.
Allows users to select multiple options from a dropdown list using checkboxes.
Enables a search bar at the top of the dropdown, allowing users to quickly find and select items from a large list.
Provides the ability to customize the labels displayed for each option in the select dropdown.
Allows options to be grouped under different categories, making it easier for users to navigate through related options.
Supports disabling specific options within the select dropdown, preventing users from selecting them.
Permits the use of custom templates to change the appearance and functionality of the select options.
Enables users to navigate and select options using the keyboard, improving accessibility.
Supports asynchronous loading of data into the select dropdown, which is useful for dynamic data sources.
Provides different types of switch UI components, such as Default, Switch Group, and With Default Check. These are customizable through code examples provided for Angular.
Includes ARIA support features for making switches accessible, which ensure they can be used by people with disabilities.
Detailed API documentation is available which includes information on properties, methods, and events that can be used to control the behavior of switch components.