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Yes. DivDrop is completely free and open source under the MIT licence. Use it for any project — personal or commercial — with no attribution required.
The CSS classes work in any environment — React, Vue, Svelte, plain HTML. The reactive JS layer is designed for plain HTML pages but the class names and token system map cleanly to component props and bindings in any framework.
Add a
<style> block after the CDN link and define a [data-dd-theme="mytheme"] block with your token values. Then set data-dd-theme="mytheme" on your <html> tag. See the themes page for the full token reference and a copy-ready template.
Yes. The CSS works entirely on its own — all components, all themes, all layout utilities. The JS file adds the reactive store, data binding, router, modal/drawer/toast behaviors, form validation, and custom HTML elements. It's optional but recommended.
Not yet — it's on the roadmap. If you'd like to help build one, open an issue on GitHub or drop us a message using the form above.