Panda is a universal styling solution for the modern web —
build time, type safe, and scalable CSS-in-JS
- ⚡️ Write style objects or style props, extract them at build time
- ✨ Modern CSS output — cascade layers
@layer, css variables and more - 🦄 Works with most JavaScript frameworks
- 🚀 Recipes and Variants - Just like Stitches™️ ✨
- 🎨 High-level design tokens support for simultaneous themes
- 💪 Type-safe styles and autocomplete (via codegen)
🐼 Get a taste of Panda. Try it out for yourself in StackBlitz
Panda v2 rewrites the compiler in Rust on the Oxc engine. Upgrading from v1? Follow the upgrade guide.
Visit our official documentation.
The recommended way to install the latest version of Panda is by running the command below:
npm i -D @pandacss/devTo scaffold the panda config and postcss
npx panda init -pSetup and import the entry CSS file
@layer reset, base, tokens, recipes, utilities;import 'path/to/entry.css'Start the dev server of your project
npm run devStart using panda
import { css } from '../styled-system/css'
import { stack, vstack, hstack } from '../styled-system/patterns'
function Example() {
return (
<div>
<div className={hstack({ gap: '30px', color: 'pink.300' })}>Box 1</div>
<div className={css({ fontSize: 'lg', color: 'red.400' })}>Box 2</div>
</div>
)
}| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| cli | CLI package installed by the end user |
| core | Contains core features of Panda (utility, recipes, etc) |
| config | Contains functions for reading and merging the panda config |
| extractor | Contains code for fast AST parsing and scanning |
| generator | Contains codegen artifacts (js, css, jsx) |
| parser | Contains code for parsing a source code |
| is-valid-prop | Contains code for checking if a prop is a valid css prop |
| node | Contains the Node.js API of Panda's features |
| token-dictionary | Contains code used to process tokens and semantic tokens |
| shared | Contains shared TS functions |
Feel like contributing? That's awesome! We have a contributing guide to help guide you.
Our docs live in website/content/docs.
If you're interested in contributing to the documentation, check out the contributing guide.
Having trouble? Get help in the official Panda Discord.
The development of Panda was only possible due to the inspiration and ideas from these amazing projects.
- Chakra UI - where it all started
- Vanilla Extract - for inspiring the utilities API
- Stitches - for inspiring the recipes and variants API
- Tailwind CSS - for inspiring the JIT compiler and strategy
- Class Variance Authority - for inspiring the
cvaname - Styled System - for the initial idea of Styled Props
- Linaria - for inspiring the initial atomic css strategy
- Uno CSS - for inspiring the studio and astro integration
- Goober - for tiny and performant js functions in template literal styles
MIT License © 2023-Present Segun Adebayo