Quick start (no Node.js required)

1. Extract the ZIP anywhere on your computer.
2. Open a terminal in the extracted folder.
3. Start any static server, for example:

python -m http.server 8000
# then open http://localhost:8000

No build step, database or account is needed for the demo. Python is only used as a convenient local server — any static host (Netlify, Vercel, GitHub Pages, nginx) works too.

Project structure

nexora-dashboard-ui-kit/
├── index.html          ← this demo (single-file build)
├── README.md
├── LICENSE.txt
├── CHANGELOG.md
└── docs/
    ├── INSTALLATION.md
    ├── CUSTOMIZATION.md
    ├── COMPONENTS.md
    ├── PRODUCTION.md
    └── FAQ.md

This preview ships as one self-contained index.html so it can never break from missing partials — the app shell, router, data and components all live in one file with clearly commented sections.

Customizing branding

• Colors & theme: edit the CSS custom properties at the top of the <style> block (--accent, --bg, radii…), or use Settings → Appearance in the demo.
• Logo & name: replace the sidebar brand block and the <title>.
• Mock data: every dataset lives in the central MOCK object and PLANS config in the script — swap in your API responses there.
• Navigation: sidebar links use data-nav; add a matching data-page section to add a page.

Production notes

• Tailwind: the CDN build is ideal for preview/prototyping. For production, compile Tailwind locally (npx @tailwindcss/cli) to ship a small static CSS file.
• Libraries (pinned): Chart.js 4.4.3 and Lucide via CDN. Self-host them if you need a fully offline bundle — both are MIT licensed.
• Backend: replace the in-memory CRUD handlers with fetch() calls to your API; keep the same render functions.
• Theme persistence: stored in localStorage (nexora-theme). Delete those lines for a stateless demo.
• License: use the included commercial license draft with your own legal review — it is not legal advice.