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mishka-group/mishka_chelekom
Mishka Chelekom is a fully featured components and UI kit library for Phoenix & Phoenix LiveView
A Phoenix/LiveView UI component library that works as a code generator rather than a runtime dependency — you run a mix task and the component source lands in your project, yours to modify. Aimed at Phoenix developers who want a full component set without being locked into a third-party API surface.
The generator model is the right call for Phoenix: once generated, components are your code, no upstream breakage, no version mismatch with LiveView internals. Component count is genuinely large (80+ now, targeting 200), covering forms, navigation, overlays, and data display rather than just the easy stuff. The MCP server integration is an unusual and practical addition — AI tooling can query component metadata and trigger generation without leaving the editor. Built as a dev-only dependency, so nothing ships to production.
728 stars and 21 forks after what appears to be significant development effort suggests slow adoption — the Phoenix UI space is crowded and this hasn't broken through yet. The JavaScript side (carousel, combobox, sidebar, floating) is pure JS with no clear abstraction layer, which means LiveView hook integration is your problem to manage when things get stateful. Test coverage is mostly smoke tests and MCP resource tests; there's nothing testing actual rendered HTML output of the generated components, so visual regressions are a manual concern. Version is still 0.0.8 — the API is not stable and the maintainer's roadmap (targeting 200 components plus complete templates) is ambitious enough that churn is likely.