Jac Super
Enhanced console output plugin for Jac CLI with Rich formatting, plus shadcn-style UI components for Jac projects.
Installation
pip install jac-super
Once installed, the plugin automatically registers and enhances all Jac CLI command output.
Usage
No configuration required. After installation, jac-super automatically enhances output for all Jac commands:
jac create- Enhanced project creation messagesjac start- Server startup and status messagesjac run- Formatted execution outputjac config- Styled configuration display
Environment Variables
| Variable | Effect |
|---|---|
NO_COLOR |
Disables colors (fallback to base console) |
NO_EMOJI |
Disables emojis (uses text labels) |
TERM=dumb |
Disables both colors and emojis |
Shadcn Components
jac-super also brings shadcn/ui-style components to Jac projects. The components, styles, and color themes all ship bundled with the plugin (under jac_super/shadcn/registry/), so create, theme, add, and remove all work fully offline -- no network calls.
Create a themed project
jac create --use jac-shadcn --theme rose --font inter myapp
Scaffolds a themed starter (generated global.css, lib/utils, button/card, and a main.jac demo). All theme flags are optional: --style (nova|vega|maia|lyra|mira), --baseColor, --theme, --font, --radius, --menuAccent. The chosen values are written to [jac-shadcn] in jac.toml.
Re-theme in place
jac retheme --theme emerald --font outfit # switch accent + font
jac retheme --style mira # switch style + restyle installed components
jac retheme # regenerate global.css from jac.toml
jac retheme regenerates global.css from the [jac-shadcn] config (with optional flag overrides) and, when --style changes, re-resolves the components already in components/ui/.
Add / remove components
jac add --shadcn button card dialog # resolve + install (auto-resolves peer deps)
jac remove --shadcn button dialog # delete from components/ui/
Adding components resolves the chosen style's Tailwind classes from the bundled sources, writes .cl.jac files to components/ui/, updates [dependencies.npm] in jac.toml, and creates lib/utils.cl.jac with the cn() helper if missing. The component set under jac_super/shadcn/registry/ is a vendored snapshot of the jac-shadcn repo.
Configure the style
Add a [jac-shadcn] section to your project's jac.toml:
[jac-shadcn]
style = "nova" # nova | vega | maia | lyra | mira
Use components in your code
cl import from "./components/ui/button" { Button }
cl {
def:pub MyPage() -> JsxElement {
return <div>
<Button variant="outline">Click me</Button>
</div>;
}
}
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