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Kiwi.js

A tiny, elegant JavaScript utility for building interactive UI primitives

What is Kiwi.js?

Kiwi.js is a small, dependency-free JavaScript library focused on creating responsive UI primitives — tooltips, dropdowns, accessible modals, and tiny stateful behaviors — with an ergonomic API and predictable behavior. It aims to be tiny (under 4kb gzipped), framework-agnostic, and easy to reason about.

Tiny

Optimized for size and performance; no dependencies.

Accessible

ARIA-friendly defaults and keyboard interactions built-in.

Framework-agnostic

Works with plain JS, React, Vue, Svelte, or server-side rendered pages.

Install

Pick one of the options below:

NPM

npm install kiwi-js

CDN

<script src="https://cdn.example.com/kiwi.min.js"></script>

Quickstart

Example: Initialize a tooltip and a dropdown with minimal code.

HTML

{`


`}

JavaScript

{`import { Tooltip, Dropdown } from 'kiwi-js'

Tooltip.attach('#tip-btn', '#tip')
Dropdown.attach('#menu-btn', '#menu')`}

Kiwi exposes simple helpers like attach() that take a toggler and a target element and handle ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation, and focus management for you.

API

Tooltip

  • Tooltip.attach(togglerSelector, targetSelector, options)
  • Options: {"{placement:'top',delay:100}