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This repository was previously named tailwind-starter-kit and has been renamed to david-ai to better reflect its purpose and direction.

David UI - Free Tailwind CSS Components Library

David UI is a free and open-source collection of customizable, production-ready UI components built with Tailwind CSS. Designed to be developer-friendly and performance-focused, David UI streamlines the creation of modern, visually appealing interfaces, helping you deliver high-quality user experiences faster.

Table of Contents

• David UI - Free Tailwind CSS Components Library
  • Table of Contents
  • Getting Started
    • Using with CDN
    • Basic Usage NPM
    • Using with Global Access
    • Typescript
  • Documentation
  • Explore Components
  • Community
  • License
  • Contribute \& Feedback

Getting Started

Learn how to use david-ai components to quickly and easily create elegant and flexible pages using Tailwind CSS.

david-ai is working with Tailwind CSS classes and you need to have Tailwind CSS installed on your project - Tailwind CSS Installation.

Using with CDN

You can include david-ai via a CDN and initialize alerts globally in the browser. Add the following script to your HTML file:

<script
  src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/creativetimofficial/david-ai@1.0.6/packages/dist/david-ai.min.js"
  defer
></script>

Basic Usage NPM

npm i david-ai

After installing, you can use the components in your project across different frameworks:

import { initAlert } from "david-ai";
// Initialize alerts
initAlert();

Using with Global Access

If you prefer, you can use the DavidAI global object instead of directly importing initAlert:

import * as DavidAI from "david-ai";
// Initialize alerts
DavidAI.initAlert();

TypeScript

David AI components can be used in two ways - through simple ESM imports or programmatically with TypeScript support. Here’s how to use both approaches:

Simple ESM Import

The quickest way to use components is through direct ESM imports:

import { initAlert } from "david-ai";
// Initialize alerts
initAlert();

Programmatic Usage with TypeScript

For more control and type safety, you can use the programmatic approach with full TypeScript support:

This programmatic approach provides:

• Full TypeScript support
• Fine-grained control over component behavior
• Access to component instance methods
• Proper cleanup on unmount

import { Accordion } from "david-ai";
import type { AccordionConfig, IAccordion } from "david-ai";
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", () => {
  const container = document.getElementById("accordion-container");
  if (container) {
    const config: AccordionConfig = {
      exclusive: true,
      allOpen: false,
    };
    const accordion: IAccordion = new Accordion(container, config);
    // Handle external button controls
    const showAllButton = document.getElementById("show-all");
    const hideAllButton = document.getElementById("hide-all");
    const toggleFirstButton = document.getElementById("toggle-first");
    showAllButton?.addEventListener("click", () => {
      accordion.showAll();
    });
    hideAllButton?.addEventListener("click", () => {
      accordion.hideAll();
    });
    toggleFirstButton?.addEventListener("click", () => {
      const firstButton = document.getElementById("button-1") as HTMLElement;
      if (firstButton) {
        accordion.toggle(firstButton);
      }
    });
    // Cleanup on unmount
    window.addEventListener("unload", () => {
      accordion.cleanup();
    });
  }
});

For detailed usage of each component, check out their respective documentation:

• Accordion (ESM & Programmatic)
• Alert (ESM)
• Collapse (ESM & Programmatic)
• Dropdown (ESM & Programmatic)
• Gallery (ESM)
• Modal (ESM & Programmatic)
• Popover (ESM & Programmatic)
• Stepper (ESM & Programmatic)
• Tabs (ESM & Programmatic)
• Tooltip (ESM & Programmatic)

Congratulations 🥳, you did it, now you’re ready to use david-ai.

Documentation

David UI’s documentation includes code snippets, previews, and detailed usage instructions for each component, ensuring a smooth implementation process.

Visit the David UI Docs to explore the entire library.

Explore Components

Accordion	Alert	Avatar
Badge	Breadcrumbs	Button
Button Group	Card	Checkbox
Chip	Collapse	Dropdown
Footer	Icon Button	Image
Input	List	Modal
Navbar	Pagination	Popover
Progress Bar	Radio Button	Rating Bar
Sidebar	Spinner	Stepper
Switch	Table	Tabs
Textarea	Tooltip	Typography
Timeline	Video

Community

• We’re excited to see the community adopt David AI, raise issues, and provide feedback.
• Whether it’s a feature request, bug report, or a project to showcase, please get involved!

License

Copyright (c) 2020-2025 Creative Tim

David UI is distributed under the MIT License, providing freedom and flexibility for all projects.

Older Version

You can find the older version of the David UI in the tailwind-starter-kit branch.

Contribute & Feedback

We welcome contributions and feedback! If you have suggestions, encounter issues, or want to propose new components, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on our repository. Your input helps make David UI better for everyone.

Build better, faster, and smarter with David UI. Explore the documentation and start leveraging our components to deliver polished, user-friendly interfaces with ease.