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robsontenorio/mary
Gorgeous UI components for Livewire powered by daisyUI and Tailwind
MaryUI is a Blade component library for Laravel Livewire that wraps daisyUI and Tailwind into ~60 pre-built components. It targets Laravel devs who want admin panels or internal tools without writing Tailwind by hand. Think Filament-lite, with less opinionation about the data layer.
The component breadth is genuinely good for a single-maintainer project — you get DataTable with search/sort/pagination, a full-screen Spotlight search, image gallery with upload, and a Chart wrapper, not just buttons and badges. The install command and Bootcamp scaffold lower the time-to-first-working-screen significantly. Building on daisyUI means you inherit 32+ built-in themes with a one-attribute switch, which is more than most Laravel UI kits offer. The Choices/ChoicesOffline split is an honest design decision — async search and local filtering have different UX contracts and shouldn't be the same component.
Zero automated tests in the repo — phpunit.xml exists but the test surface is empty, so you're adopting a component library with no regression coverage, which matters when the author makes breaking changes. Strong coupling to Livewire means you can't use any of this in plain Blade or Inertia apps; the stack requirement is TALL or nothing. The README is essentially a pointer to the docs site — if that goes down or the maintainer stops paying the hosting bill, you're reading PHP source for documentation. Single-maintainer risk is real at 1466 stars: the FUNDING.yml is there, but there's no indication of a bus-factor plan.