@primitiv-ui/cli-darwin-x64

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Why Primitiv

• 38 headless, accessible components built on the WAI-ARIA authoring patterns — full keyboard support, focus management, and asChild composition.
• Zero styles ship by default. Style with whatever you use — CSS, Tailwind, CSS-in-JS, or the generated token layer.
• Design tokens, end to end. DTCG-conformant tokens sync from Figma and emit to CSS, SCSS, and Tailwind (theme + density layers included).
• A real CLI. primitiv add button drops a styled, headless component straight into your Vite or Next.js project — code you own, not a black box.
• Perceptually-uniform colour. Palettes are generated by Harmoni, an OkLCH colour engine written in Rust and compiled to WebAssembly.

Packages

Package	Version	What it is
@primitiv-ui/react		Headless, accessible React components (zero styles)
@primitiv-ui/icons		41 fill-based SVG icons that inherit currentColor
@primitiv-ui/tokens		DTCG design-token layer + Figma → DTCG transform
primitiv-ui		The primitiv CLI (add, init, tokens, theme, list)
create-primitiv-ui		npm create primitiv-ui project scaffold

Quick start

Set up Primitiv in a Vite or Next.js project:

npm create primitiv-ui@latest

…or add it to an existing app and pull in components as you need them:

npm i -D primitiv-ui
npx primitiv add button

Just want the headless components? Install the library directly:

npm i @primitiv-ui/react

import { Button } from "@primitiv-ui/react";

export function Save() {
  return <Button onClick={save}>Save</Button>;
}

The CLI runs a small native binary, so it won't work inside StackBlitz / WebContainer (their in-browser Node can't execute native binaries). Use a local, Codespace, or Docker environment.

Components

@primitiv-ui/react exports 38 headless components built on the WAI-ARIA authoring patterns. See the component index for the full list and per-component docs. Planned components and outstanding workbench examples live in ROADMAP.md.

What's inside

This is a Rust + pnpm monorepo. Two names, one repo: Primitiv is the product; Harmoni is the colour engine inside it.

primitiv/
├── crates/
│   ├── harmoni-core/     # Pure-Rust palette engine + contrast audit
│   ├── harmoni-wasm/     # wasm-bindgen adapter (browser runtime)
│   ├── primitiv-cli/     # The `primitiv` CLI (add / init / tokens / theme / list)
│   └── primitiv-emit/    # Pure DTCG → CSS / SCSS / Tailwind emitter
├── packages/
│   ├── react/            # Headless React component library
│   ├── icons/            # Fill-based SVG icon library
│   └── tokens/           # DTCG token layer + Figma sync transform
├── npm/                  # The CLI wrapper, scaffold, and per-platform binaries
└── apps/
    ├── workbench/        # React dev surface for iterating on palettes
    ├── docs/             # Documentation site (VitePress)
    ├── harmoni-figma-plugin/        # Pull Primitiv palettes into Figma
    └── primitiv-sync-figma-plugin/  # Back Figma variables up as DTCG JSON

Powered by Harmoni

Primitiv's colour comes from Harmoni, a perceptually-uniform (OkLCH) palette engine written in Rust and exposed to the browser through WebAssembly. Adapters program against the small harmoni_core::api surface. Full engine docs — generation, neutral ramps, contrast audit, and the ColorInput parsing path — live in the harmoni-core README.

Local development

Prerequisites:

• Rust (stable)
• Node 20+ and pnpm 10
• wasm-pack — only needed to rebuild the wasm package for the workbench app

pnpm install
cargo test --workspace                 # Rust test suite
pnpm --filter @primitiv-ui/react qa:units   # React tests + coverage

Rebuild the wasm package and start the workbench dev server:

pnpm run build:wasm    # regenerates crates/harmoni-wasm/pkg/ (not tracked in git)
pnpm run dev

Contributing

• Strict TDD. New behaviour is driven by a failing test first (red → green → refactor); existing tests stay green. Coverage is held at 100%.
• Small commits. One per red-green(-refactor) cycle, each leaving the tree green.
• Push little and often — short-lived branches via PRs over large unshared histories.
• Adapters program against harmoni_core::api — extend the api module rather than reaching into lower-level modules.

Releasing is documented in RELEASING.md.

License

Primitiv — the @primitiv-ui/* packages and the primitiv CLI — is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE.