@swiss-ui/react

Headless React components for Swiss UI design system.

Installation

npm install @swiss-ui/react

yarn add @swiss-ui/react

pnpm add @swiss-ui/react

Usage

Headless import

All components are exported from the root entry with no default styles attached. You provide all styling yourself.

import{Button,Input,Modal}from'@swiss-ui/react'

You can also import individual components from their own sub-paths to enable more granular code splitting:

import{Button}from'@swiss-ui/react/button'import{Input}from'@swiss-ui/react/input'

Styled import

The @swiss-ui/react/styled entry re-exports every component with a swiss-* CSS class pre-applied. Apply the swiss-ui CSS token sheet and component stylesheet alongside this entry to get themed components out of the box.

import{Button,Input,Stack}from'@swiss-ui/react/styled'

Components

Component	Description	Key props
Box	Generic polymorphic container	as
Text	Inline or block text	as, size, weight, align, truncate
Container	Centered max-width wrapper	size (sm / md / lg / xl / full)
Stack	Vertical flex container	gap, align, justify
Grid	CSS grid container	cols, gap, align
GridItem	Grid child with span support	colSpan, rowSpan
Heading	Semantic heading h1-h6	level, size, weight, align, as
Button	Polymorphic action trigger	variant, size, loading, leftIcon, rightIcon, as
Input	Text input with addons	size, invalid, leftAddon, rightAddon, describedBy
Textarea	Multi-line text input	size, invalid, resize, autoResize, describedBy
Select	Native select element	size, invalid, placeholder, describedBy
Checkbox	Checkbox with indeterminate state	indeterminate, invalid
Radio	Radio button	invalid
RadioGroup	Radio group context provider	name, value, onChange, orientation
Switch	Toggle switch	checked, defaultChecked, onChange
Badge	Inline status indicator	variant, color
Alert	Contextual message block	variant, icon, title, description, actions
Spinner	Loading indicator	size, color, label
Modal	Accessible dialog	isOpen, onClose
ModalOverlay	Modal backdrop
ModalContent	Dialog container with focus trap
ModalHeader	Header slot
ModalBody	Body slot, provides aria-describedby
ModalFooter	Footer slot
ModalCloseButton	Pre-wired close button
Tooltip	Hover/focus tooltip	content, placement, delay, disabled
Dropdown	Menu dropdown container
DropdownTrigger	Menu trigger button
DropdownContent	Menu panel
DropdownItem	Menu action item	disabled
DropdownSeparator	Visual separator
DropdownLabel	Non-interactive group label

Accessibility

The following accessibility features are implemented out of the box:

• All interactive elements use native HTML elements or appropriate ARIA roles.
• Button supports polymorphic rendering; when rendered as a non-button element, aria-disabled is set instead of the disabled attribute.
• Input, Textarea, and Select expose aria-invalid and aria-describedby props.
• Checkbox supports the indeterminate state via the DOM property.
• RadioGroup renders a radiogroup role; Radio buttons share a name from context.
• Switch uses role="switch" with aria-checked.
• Alert maps info and success variants to role="status" and warning / error to role="alert".
• Spinner exposes role="status" with a configurable aria-label.
• Modal locks body scroll, traps focus inside ModalContent, and closes on Escape.
• Tooltip renders role="tooltip" inside a portal and links to the trigger via aria-describedby.
• Dropdown follows the ARIA menu button pattern: aria-haspopup, aria-expanded, aria-controls, and full keyboard navigation (ArrowUp / ArrowDown / Home / End / Escape / Tab).

Customization

Components use CSS custom properties for all design tokens. Override them on :root or any ancestor element:

:root {
--swiss-font-size-md:1rem;
--swiss-spacing-4:1rem;
--swiss-color-primary:#0055cc;
}

The data-variant, data-size, data-color, and data-component attributes on every element give you CSS attribute selectors without any class naming convention:

[data-component="button"][data-variant="solid"] {
background:var(--swiss-color-primary);
}

SSR compatibility

All portal-based components (Modal, Tooltip, Dropdown) guard against document access with typeof document !== 'undefined' checks, making them safe to render in server environments. They hydrate correctly on the client without any additional configuration.