Bklit UI

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Composable chart UI with a public gallery of gradients, patterns, streaming lines, gauges and other visual treatments; built with visx and Motion.

$npx shadcn@latest add https://ui.bklit.com/r/line-chart.json

Bklit UI

Use this when the look and behavior of the chart itself matter: filled areas, patterned surfaces, stepped curves, live lines, ring/gauge KPIs, contribution heatmaps, funnels and more. Browse chart variants alongside existing shadcn, beUI and SmoothUI examples. Moods: refined and technical.

Install selected components

npx shadcn@latest add https://ui.bklit.com/r/area-chart.json

The direct URL works without adding a project registry preset. The documented namespace is @bklit, resolved through https://ui.bklit.com/r/{name}.json. Read the selected component's docs for data shape, imports and composition. A visual variant installs its underlying chart component; then apply the variant's documented props/composition. It is not a separately generated application screen.

Machine access

Public registry index; pnpm sync bklit indexes chart components, excluding plumbing and duplicate v0 examples.
Repository, component license, Studio license.
Installation, theming; no llms.txt at the current domain when audited.

Gotchas

Charts are free MIT source; Studio is a separate proprietary editor. This catalog indexes public components and links to public variants; it does not copy the editor, buy access or install an upstream agent skill. Preserve the MIT notice when integrating component source.

Let the registry install its visx/Motion dependencies. Inspect React peer compatibility and existing dependency versions first. Map chart tokens and tooltip surfaces to the project's theme; review any emitted chart CSS variables before overwriting brand choices. Treat streaming charts as live data displays, not decorative animation. Retain accessible summaries, units and missing-data behavior.

Registry JSON/files and public gallery/docs URLs were checked on 2026-10-18. Fresh-project runtime compatibility and local preview adapters are not yet verified. Examples remain external until exact hosted adapters are added; whole documentation pages are not embedded automatically.

Best starting points

Area variants for filled/gradient/patterned designs; line charts for multiple series; live line for streaming data; rings/gauges for compact KPIs; heatmaps for contribution/activity views. Compare the same chart form across multiple UI collections before reaching for a new low-level engine.