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Getting started

Introduction Installation Client Side Routing CLI Colors React 19

Dark mode

Vite Inertia.js Next.js Remix Astro

Components

Buttons

Button File Trigger Toggle Toggle Group

Charts

Setting Up Area Chart Line Chart Bar Chart Pie Chart Radar Chart Radial Bar Chart Scatter Chart Tooltip Chart

Collections

Choicebox Dropdown Grid List List Box Menu Table Tag Group Tree

Colors

Color Area Color Field Color Picker Color Slider Color Swatch Color Swatch Picker Color Thumb Color Wheel

Controls

Command Menu Context Menu Keyboard Slider Switch Toolbar

Date and time

Calendar Date Field Date Picker Date Range Picker Range Calendar Time Field

Drag and drop

Forms

Checkbox Checkbox Group Field Form Input OTP Number Field Radio Group Search Field Tag Field Text Field Textarea

Layouts

Container Navbar Sidebar

Media

Avatar Carousel

Navigation

Breadcrumbs Disclosure | Collapsible Disclosure Group | Accordion Link Pagination Tabs

Overlays

Dialog Drawer Modal Popover Sheet Tooltip

Pickers

Combo Box Multiple Select Select

Statuses

Badge Loader Meter Note Progress Bar Progress Circle Skeleton Toast

Surfaces

Card Description List Grid Heading Separator Show More

Utilities

Visually Hidden

Components

Tree

The Tree component is designed to display a hierarchical list of items, allowing users to navigate through nested structures effortlessly.

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Basic

A tree is a hierarchical list of items, allowing users to navigate through nested structures effortlessly.

Installation

If you hit any issues, make sure you check out the installation guide here for more information.

Composed Components

When you plug this component from the CLI, it autoloads all the composed components. No need to toss 'em in one at a time.

The Tree's decked out with several components to make it bangin'.

Checkbox

Click to check or uncheck, like making a choice on a quiz, simple and straightforward for quick decisions.

Manual Installation

Sometimes, using the CLI is the way to go, so make sure you install the necessary dependencies for the components you want to use.

Anatomy