nebular

Nebular is an open-source, customizable Angular UI library built on the Eva Design System. According to its README, the project focuses on adaptable visual design so that components can be fitted to a brand, and it ships with four visual themes, one of which is a dark theme. What the README states is included: - 4 visual themes, described as customizable to your brand, including a dark variant. - 35+ Angular UI components with configurable settings and options. - Configurable options covering colors, sizes, appearances and shapes. - 3 authentication strategies and a security layer that can be configured for your own API. - A theming engine with runtime theme switching and a custom CSS properties mode. - SVG Eva Icons support with 480+ general-purpose icons. Installation and setup The recommended quick start uses the Angular CLI: ng add @nebular/theme Configuration is handled automatically by this command. The README also points to a manual setup guide in the documentation for users who want more control over the process. Browser support follows Angular's browser support list. The project is released under the MIT license. Starters and related resources The README lists starter applications built on Nebular modules: ngx-admin, described as an application with E-Commerce and IoT components and a live demo, and ngx-admin-starter, a cleaner application with a limited number of additional dependencies. Documentation and a StackBlitz seed template are linked. The team also maintains Eva Icons, a separate icon set, and offers commercial app templates. Maintenance status The README is explicit about the project's current state: the repository is in a state of minimal maintenance. The stated primary focus is keeping the Angular version used in the project up to date. The maintainers note that they are not actively reviewing or merging pull requests or responding to and resolving issues at this time, and that their capacity to engage in other aspects of repository management is limited. They acknowledge community contributions and the importance of issues while stating that current effort is directed solely at Angular maintenance. Who it may suit Teams building applications with Angular that need a ready-made set of themed UI components and a theming system supporting runtime theme switching may find Nebular useful, particularly if they want to base an interface on the Eva Design System or reuse the companion admin starter. Because active issue triage and pull request review are on hold, prospective users should weigh that against their own need for timely upstream fixes and contributions when evaluating the library.