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Note
This component library is pre-release software.
These components are native Blazor UI components that are free to use for any Blazor project. The components also work seamlessly with PureBlazor CMS.
- Native Blazor - The components are built for Blazor. They are not a wrapper around a JavaScript library.
- Blazing Fast - The components are fast on every platform.
- Headless Mode - The components have a fully customizable UI. You may disable all styles with a single property.
- Tailwind Compatible - The components have built-in styles that automatically merge with your Tailwind classes.
Note
This documentation is incomplete. We have not documented all components yet.
Please, feel free to ask questions in our Discord server, open an issue, or create a pull request.
Install the PureBlazor.Components NuGet package to your Client project.
dotnet add package PureBlazor.ComponentsRegister the components and services to your Program.cs file.
builder.AddPureBlazorComponents();You'll need to add the ASP.NET Core integration package to your Server project and update your Program.cs file, in
addition to the Client Project.
dotnet add package PureBlazor.Components.AspNetCoreWe have designed PureBlazor's components to be compatible with Tailwind CSS so you can customize with Tailwind or any custom CSS.
In the future, we will offer additional extensibility points to customize the components with C#. We will publish documentation on this as we solidify it further.
Include pureblazor.css in your App.Razor file, in the <head> tag.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="_content/PureBlazor.Components/pureblazor.css" />To customize further on top of these default styles with Tailwind CSS, see tailwind.md.
All components have a Styles parameter that accepts a string of CSS classes. If you use Tailwind, the classes
will merge with the default styles. The Styles parameter is parsed and evaluated for conflicts; conflicting styles
passed in here will supersede default classes.
For example, to change the shade of red for the Danger accent, which is bg-red-900 by default:
<PureButton Accent="Accent.Danger" Styles="bg-red-600">Default button</PureButton>You can override the default theme in C# by creating a PureStyles object and passing it to a CascadingValue.
The PureStyles object has properties for each component style.
<CascadingValue Value="styles">
<PureButton Accent="Accent.Danger">Default button</PureButton>
</CascadingValue>
@code {
PureStyles styles = new();
}Important
Not all components have C# customization available yet.
Headless mode turns the UI components into completely unstyled, fully customizable, and accessible components.
You can enable headless mode by setting the Theme property to Off using a CascadingValue. You may do so for individual
components or wrap your entire application in a CascadingValue.
<CascadingValue Value="Theme.Off">
<PureButton>Unstyled button</PureButton>
</CascadingValue>- We have built these components to work seamlessly with the PureBlazor CMS. In addition, please, review our Features section to understand our broader goals.
- Yes! This library is free to use for any Blazor project.
- This library should work with .NET MAUI, but we have not tested it yet. Please, let us know if you encounter any issues.
- Yes! This library supports all Blazor hosting models.
- No. This library is pre-release software still in development.
- Yes! We accept contributions. Please see the CONTRIBUTING.md file for more information.
- Please, open an issue on the GitHub repository.
- Please, include as much information as possible, including what library version and browser you are using, and any steps to reproduce the issue.