Discover AT-UI: A Fresh Vue‑Based UI Component Library for Rapid PC Development

Features

Components built with Vue.

Workflow based on npm, webpack, and Babel, supporting ES2015.

Independent CSS styles, allowing consistent UI across different frameworks (see AT-UI-Style).

Project Background

Although many open‑source UI libraries such as Ant Design, iView, and Element dominate the market, the AT‑UI team created their own library to have a unified component set for internal maintenance, to quickly integrate custom components like Gantt charts, and to support both Vue and React projects with framework‑independent styling.

Vision

The goal is to deliver a visually appealing, high‑quality UI library with as many components as possible, encouraging community contributions via pull requests.

Some AT‑UI components are inspired by Ant Design, Element, and iView, rather than being built entirely from scratch.

Installation

npm Installation

Use npm to install the library and benefit from the Node ecosystem and webpack toolchain. After installation you can import the components with import or require.

npm install at-ui

npm install at-ui-style

Browser Tag Inclusion

Include the library via traditional <script> and <link> tags. The latest files are available on UNPKG.

<!-- Include Vue -->
<script src="//vuejs.org/js/vue.min.js"></script>
<!-- Include Styles -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="//unpkg.com/at-ui-style/css/at.min.css">
<!-- Include Component Library -->
<script src="//unpkg.com/at-ui/dist/at.min.js"></script>

For more usage details, refer to the AT‑UI documentation.

Official site: https://at.aotu.io/

Project repository: https://github.com/at-ui/at-ui

Conclusion

Embracing the open‑web spirit, the project welcomes feedback, issues, and pull requests to contribute to the open‑source community.