Challenge
Server-rendered teams often need a dependable visual language, but a UI kit can become too tied to a JavaScript framework or too abstract to copy into a real template. Jinjalume needed to stay close to HTML and the way Flask and Jinja applications are actually built.
What I built
- Jinja macros for buttons, badges, alerts, cards, inputs, textareas, avatars, spinners, and dialogs.
- A Flask extension that makes the package templates available to an application.
- A component reference with rendered examples, source inspection, and realistic auth/admin UI blocks.
- Tailwind CSS v4 build setup, tests, contributor documentation, and a GitHub Actions release path.
Result
Jinjalume gives Python teams a practical starting point: install the package, import a macro, and keep ownership of the surrounding HTML and CSS. The gallery makes the system easy to evaluate before bringing it into a Flask application.