SkeuoCompose is a Compose Multiplatform component library designed to bring lifelike, tactile UI elements back to modern applications. It uses layered gradients, procedural textures (grain, matte, glossy, concentric), and realistic shadows to create a sense of depth and physical presence.

Add the dependency to your commonMain source set in your build.gradle.kts:

kotlin {
    sourceSets {
        val commonMain by getting {
            dependencies {
                implementation("io.github.quantum3600:skeuo-compose:0.1.0-alpha01")
            }
        }
    }
}

Every component in SkeuoCompose is driven by a SkeuoPalette. A palette defines the highlights, mid-tones, shadows, and textures of a material.

Available Palettes: Ivory, Steel, Mint, RoyalBlue, Crimson, Gold, Metallic, IPodClassic, RetroBlack, Carbon, RetroBlue, RetroOrange.

val myButtonPalette = SkeuoPalettes.Steel

The foundation of the library. All other components use SkeuoSurface internally. It handles the beveling, elevation, and textures.

We offer several button variants for different hardware aesthetics.

• SkeuoButton: Standard tactile button.
• SkeuoKeyButton: Looks like a mechanical keyboard key with adjustable depth.
• SkeuoGutterButton: A recessed button style typical of high-end remotes.
• SkeuoControlCircle: A circular variant of the gutter button.

SkeuoButton(
    text = "Action",
    palette = SkeuoPalettes.RoyalBlue,
    onClick = { /* Handle click */ }
)

SkeuoKeyButton(
    text = "ESC",
    palette = SkeuoPalettes.Carbon,
    depth = 6.dp,
    onClick = { /* ... */ }
)

Containers for your UI content with physical depth.

• SkeuoCard: Standard raised card.
• SkeuoCardConvex: Card with a rounded-outward surface.
• SkeuoCardConcave: Card with a recessed, hollowed-out surface.

SkeuoCard(palette = SkeuoPalettes.Ivory) {
    Text("Physical Card Content")
}

Tactile input components for a rich user experience.

• SkeuoSwitch: A sliding toggle switch with a metallic or matte knob.
• SkeuoSlider: A smooth slider with a tactile thumb.
• SkeuoKnob: A rotary knob with a progress arc and accent indicators.
• SkeuoDpad: A directional pad for navigation or media controls.

// Switch
SkeuoSwitch(
    checked = isEnabled,
    onCheckedChange = { isEnabled = it },
    knobPalette = SkeuoPalettes.Metallic
)

// Knob
SkeuoKnob(
    value = volume,
    onValueChange = { volume = it },
    palette = SkeuoPalettes.Steel,
    accentColor = Color.Cyan
)

GitBook makes it easy to host beautiful documentation directly from your GitHub repository.

1. Create a GitBook Account: Sign up at GitBook.com.
2. Import your Repository:
   • Click on "New Space".
   • Select "Sync with GitHub".
   • Authorize GitBook and select the SkeuoCompose repository.
3. Organize with SUMMARY.md: Create a SUMMARY.md in your project root to define the navigation sidebar:

   # Table of contents
   * [Introduction](README.md)
   * [Getting Started](docs/getting-started.md)
   * [Components](docs/components.md)
     * [Buttons](docs/buttons.md)
     * [Controls](docs/controls.md)

4. Automatic Updates: Every time you push to your main branch, GitBook will automatically update the documentation site.
5. Custom Domain: (Optional) In GitBook settings, you can map the docs to a custom domain like docs.skeuocompose.dev.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for more details.