Lapikit roadmap: upcoming features and improvements
Roadmap
Lapikit keeps moving forward. This page gives you a clear view of what’s coming next: new components, design updates, and small things that make your workflow smoother. The goal stays the same: keep Lapikit simple, fast, and built for you developers.
Changes planned for 2026
2026 marks a new phase for Lapikit, with a clear focus: Improve integration, strengthen fundamentals, and enrich the ecosystem without complicating the API.
New core: Lili v1
Lapikit will introduce Lili v1, a new preprocessor Svelte.
Objectives:
- Facilitate the integration of components into existing projects
- Offer greater flexibility in terms of styles and composition
- Open the door to new possibilities in terms of tooling.
More details will be shared as it develops.
New components
Strengthening form components, essential for real-world applications :
- Radio manages exclusive choices in forms with accessible radio buttons.
- Select is a simple and customizable selection component for drop-down lists.
- Checkbox allows you to enable or disable options via clear and consistent checkboxes.
- Input files selects and manages files with complete style control.
- Input textarea is a multi-line input field for long content and advanced forms.
Simple, accessible components that are consistent with the rest of Lapikit.
Helpers
Added lightweight helpers to avoid repetition in projects:
- Format number offers the possibility to round and shorten numbers
- Capitalize allows you to capitalize the first letter of a word or sentence
The goal is not to replace a utility library, but to cover common cases.
Internal Helpers
Improvement of internal tools for greater consistency and maintainability:
- ClassName helper will be as close as possible to Svelte class management
- Centralized style management that will offer the same possibilities as Svelte’s style props
Continuous development
Other features may be added during the year. Ideas, suggestions, and contributions are welcome. Suggest a feature, start a discussion, or contribute directly on GitHub.
What’s next steps
After these updates, the focus will shift to: you can track progress on GitHub and join discussions about what’s next on Discord.
Contribute to the Lapikit library and it’s development
Lapikit is 100% open source. If you want to help out, open a feature request, suggest an idea, or report an issue, you can participate on GitHub. Every contribution helps make Svelte’s development faster and cleaner for everyone. Your feedback is important!
History roadmap to Lapikit
2025
Components developed in 2025
- Alert are display important messages on your application
- App are define the structure and integration of lapikit tools in your application
- Button are offer link and action management in your application
- Card are display blocks to format your content
- Chip are other types of actions and labeling
- Dialog are display dialog boxes via lapikit (ISO HTML5 dialog element)
- Separator are simple layout divider with more utility
- Accordion are accordion content display management with aria support
- Icon are extended icon library with lighter imports
- List are better variants for menus and structured data
- Dropdown are contextual menu for your application
- AspectRatio are more responsive scaling options
- Toolbar are toolbar to display actions within your application
- Tooltip are when a user hovers over or clicks on a ui element a tiny information message boxes appear
- Avatar are display user profiles via letters or images
- Popover are advanced context menu for greater customization freedom
- Modal are advanced dialog box, with multiple dialog box management and new customization options