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Livewire Ui Components Laravel Package
artisanpack-ui/livewire-ui-components
ArtisanPack UI Livewire UI Components offers 70+ responsive, accessible Livewire components styled with daisyUI and Tailwind CSS. Built for the TALL stack with Livewire 3/4 support, customizable themes, and an interactive installer to speed up Laravel app development.
ArtisanPack UI Livewire UI Components is a comprehensive component library for Laravel that brings 70+ pre-built components to your TALL stack applications. Powered by daisyUI and Tailwind CSS, it covers forms, layout, navigation, data display, and feedback elements—from simple buttons to complex data tables and charts—so you can build polished interfaces faster.
- Livewire 3 & 4 compatible with seamless Alpine.js integration
- Customizable theming via a simple Artisan command
- Responsive and accessible components out of the box
- Interactive installer and thorough documentation for every component
Frequently asked questions about Livewire Ui Components
- How do I install ArtisanPack UI Livewire UI Components in Laravel?
- Install it with composer require artisanpack-ui/livewire-ui-components, then run php artisan livewire-ui-components:install and compile assets with npm run dev. The package targets Laravel applications using the TALL stack, so Tailwind CSS, Alpine.js, and Livewire should already be configured. Review the installer prompts and asset-publishing output for your environment.
- Does this package support Livewire 3 and Livewire 4?
- Yes. The package declares Livewire compatibility with ^3.6 and ^4.0. Livewire 4-specific features such as wire:stream, wire:sort, and wire:intersect are described as degrading gracefully on Livewire 3, but you should still test components used in your app during any Livewire upgrade.
- Is this package a fork of MaryUI, and can I migrate from MaryUI?
- Yes, it is a fork of MaryUI adapted for the ArtisanPack UI ecosystem. Migrating from MaryUI is mostly a component-prefix substitution to x-artisanpack-*, but treat it as a design-system migration rather than a find-and-replace. Check theming tokens, daisyUI configuration, and slot behavior for components you rely on.
- What is the license for artisanpack-ui/livewire-ui-components?
- The README states the package is MIT licensed, but package metadata reports the license as NOASSERTION. Treat the license as unresolved until legal review confirms the actual license file and any upstream MaryUI obligations. This matters before adopting the package in commercial or redistributed applications.
- Why do charts and date pickers need extra JavaScript in this Livewire component library?
- Several components need manual JavaScript registration rather than fully automatic asset loading. Charts and sparklines use ApexCharts, while date pickers use flatpickr, so those libraries must be registered in your frontend build. Confirm the documented registration snippets match your Vite and Livewire setup.
- How do table exports work and what dependencies are required?
- CSV export is the only zero-dependency path for table exports. Excel-style exports require the optional PhpSpreadsheet dependency, and PDF exports require DomPDF. Add those packages only if you need those formats and include them in your dependency review.
- What should I check before using ArtisanPack UI Livewire UI Components in production?
- Before production, address the low adoption signals: the repository has 1 star and 0 dependents, which increases single-maintainer and troubleshooting risk. Confirm the actual license, the support model and release cadence, the role of artisanpack-ui/security, and the upstream sync policy with MaryUI. Clarify the production asset-publishing path for Composer installs because the README documents symlinked development imports with a caveat. Check whether the /artisanpack/theme-preview route is gated and not exposed unintentionally. Scrutinize the 2.0.0 release metadata and semver discipline before planning a multi-app rollout.
- Does it work with Tailwind CSS and daisyUI, and which versions are supported?
- The package is built for Tailwind CSS and daisyUI and requires both in the TALL stack frontend. Livewire support is explicitly constrained to ^3.6 or ^4.0, but the overview does not clearly state officially tested Tailwind and daisyUI version ranges. Review the package's composer and npm constraints and test against your project's versions.
- Is ArtisanPack UI Livewire UI Components accessible and WCAG compliant?
- The package claims accessibility-focused components and contrast themes, but independent WCAG AA or AAA verification is not established in the provided information. Accessibility depends on how you compose components, your color tokens, and your content. Run automated and manual audits against your actual UI before relying on compliance claims.
- What are alternatives to this package for Laravel TALL stack UI components?
- MaryUI, the upstream project this package is forked from, is the most direct alternative for TALL stack Blade components. A bespoke internal component library may fit teams that need tighter control or cannot accept the ArtisanPack ecosystem dependency. This package is a poor fit for API-only services or Inertia, React, or Vue front ends that do not use Blade and Livewire.
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