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Does Lit have a good component library? Like, a complete web template (eg. Bootstrap/Ant), datepicker, color picker, virtual scroll, data tables, typeahead, tab

by whs 1y ago

Does Lit have a good component library? Like, a complete web template (eg. Bootstrap/Ant), datepicker, color picker, virtual scroll, data tables, typeahead, tab, etc. I shipped a project with Lit and I liked it, but I didn't like that I'd need to know the complete project scope up front that I could write everything from the ground up. I know I could use React component for some of the harder stuff but at that point might as well use React and avoid bundling two systems

jonjlee 1y ago
DaisyUI and HyperUI, which are both full component libraries based on tailwind, play well with lit. You either opt out of using the shadow dom or import the global styles into the component. Both methods have official lit support.
- agos 1y ago
  these are cool but are CSS only, there is no interactivity.
  - paradox460 1y ago
    Also building a component library atop tailwind feels so disgustingly wrong
megaman821 1y ago
Yes, take a look at https://webawesome.com/ https://webawesome.com/
krikou 1y ago
In addition, to what is already posted, you also have: - https://github.com/vaadin/web-components https://github.com/vaadin/web-components - https://github.com/material-components/material-web https://github.com/material-components/material-web (very, very sadly killed by google management)