dryui — Svelte 5 Component Library

Basic Tour

Step 1: Welcome section

Step 2: Features section

Step 3: Get started section

svelte

<script lang="ts">
  import { Tour, Button } from '@dryui/ui';
  import type { TourStep } from '@dryui/ui';

  let active = $state(false);

  const steps: TourStep[] = [
    { target: '#step-1', title: 'Welcome', content: 'Start here.', placement: 'bottom' },
    { target: '#step-2', title: 'Features', content: 'Explore features.', placement: 'bottom' },
    { target: '#step-3', title: 'Done', content: "You're all set!", placement: 'top' },
  ];
</script>

<Button onclick={() => active = true}>Start Tour</Button>

<Tour.Root {steps} bind:active onComplete={() => active = false} onSkip={() => active = false}>
  <div id="step-1">Step 1 target element</div>
  <div id="step-2">Step 2 target element</div>
  <div id="step-3">Step 3 target element</div>
  <Tour.Tooltip />
</Tour.Root>

Start Here

Start from the smallest working snippet, then move to interactive examples and the full API contract below.

Styled quick start

Copy this entrypoint first. It includes the imports required to get the component on screen.

svelte

<script lang="ts">
  import '@dryui/ui/themes/default.css';
  import '@dryui/ui/themes/dark.css';
  import { Tour } from '@dryui/ui';
</script>

<Tour.Root>
  <Tour.Tooltip>...</Tour.Tooltip>
</Tour.Root>

Import options

Root package

import { Tour } from '@dryui/ui'

Per-component subpath

import { Tour } from '@dryui/ui/tour'

Customize

Use the interactive examples to see common variants, states, and composition patterns before building your own.

Basic Tour

Step 1: Welcome section

Step 2: Features section

Step 3: Get started section

svelte

<script lang="ts">
  import { Tour, Button } from '@dryui/ui';
  import type { TourStep } from '@dryui/ui';

  let active = $state(false);

  const steps: TourStep[] = [
    { target: '#step-1', title: 'Welcome', content: 'Start here.', placement: 'bottom' },
    { target: '#step-2', title: 'Features', content: 'Explore features.', placement: 'bottom' },
    { target: '#step-3', title: 'Done', content: "You're all set!", placement: 'top' },
  ];
</script>

<Button onclick={() => active = true}>Start Tour</Button>

<Tour.Root {steps} bind:active onComplete={() => active = false} onSkip={() => active = false}>
  <div id="step-1">Step 1 target element</div>
  <div id="step-2">Step 2 target element</div>
  <div id="step-3">Step 3 target element</div>
  <Tour.Tooltip />
</Tour.Root>

Structure

Compound components always start with Tour.Root. Use this structure block to understand required wrappers before you wire state or styling.

Tour.Root
  Tour.Tooltip

Compose

The full API contract lives here: props, CSS variables, and the public data attributes you can target when styling.

Compound component. Start with Tour.Root, then add only the parts you need.

Tour.Root

Prop	Type	Default	Required	Bindable
`steps`	`TourStep[]`	—	✓	—
`active`	`boolean`	`false`	—	✓
`onComplete`	`() => void`	—	—	—
`onSkip`	`() => void`	—	—	—
`children`	`Snippet`	—	✓	—

Forwards <div> attributes via rest props. Common examples: id, style, role.

Tour.Tooltip

Prop	Type	Default	Required	Bindable
`children`	`Snippet<[TooltipSnippetParams]>`	—	—	—

Forwards <div> attributes via rest props. Common examples: id, style, role. Omitted: children.