Hello coders!
This article presents Tremor, an open-source React Library for coding dashboards. The product uses a modern stack powered by Tailwind, React, and Recharts with the main focus on scientists and developers that build dashboards and analytics products. Thank you for reading!
✨ What is Tremor
Tremor is a low-level, opinionated UI component library to build dashboards. It offers components, such as charts, layouts, or input elements, covering the essential parts of a dashboard or analytical interface.
Their approach provides flexibility between beautiful defaults and fast customization. The best way to get started is to check out our templates, called Blocks, for getting a feeling of how components are used and combined.
✨ GitHub API & Tremor Sample
For those interested to see this library in action, this sample pulls developers stats via GitHub public API and injects the information in Tremor Charts
- 👉 GitHub API & Tremor -
LIVE demo - 👉 GitHub API & Tremor -
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Oldest comments (21)
Sounds good. The stack is rock solid.
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I'm using Tailwind in all my projects recently.
Thanks for sharing.
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it is tailwindish not material-ish :( else keep going :)
Good job on this 👍✨
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Wow this is really awesome 🙌
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Nice stuff!
It would be nice to see a comparison graph of 2+ metrics compared in the line-chart. Sales for X and Sales for Y. Can it do that?
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Might be a good idea to ask this question in their support (Github
issuestracker).Excellent job!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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Definitely going to keep my eye on this one.
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Really like this
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@sm0ke thanks for read, Great nifty library... just out of curiosity, if say, I already had a multi-page site (mostly static generic home, about, contact e.t.c) built using material-ui or chakra components, would this be intergratable seeing as its based on tailwind? From experience I havew found that trying to incoporate 2 or more UI frameworks is a pain, especially once going into production mode
Hello!
For a clean codebase and easier maintenance might be a good decision not to mix frameworks.
Ok thanks... Is it then possible to use Tremor with a different framework instead of using tailwind from the start then?