Open source and free shadcn templates using Nuxt

Sink is an open-source, serverless link shortener built entirely on Cloudflare's edge infrastructure, offering a simple, speedy, and secure alternative to traditional URL shortening services like Bitly or TinyURL. Built with Nuxt, Tailwind CSS, and shadcn-vue components, Sink provides powerful URL management capabilities including custom slug generation, AI-powered slug suggestions, link expiration settings, and comprehensive click analytics to track link performance. Running 100% on Cloudflare Workers, Pages, and D1 database, the application delivers exceptional performance with global edge distribution, zero cold starts, and minimal latency regardless of user location. The platform includes features like QR code generation for shortened links, link categorization and organization, detailed analytics dashboards showing click counts, geographic data, and referrer information, and API access for programmatic link management. Perfect for developers, marketers, and businesses needing a self-hosted link shortening solution without vendor lock-in, Sink can be deployed to Cloudflare in minutes with a generous free tier that handles thousands of requests. The serverless architecture ensures automatic scaling, cost efficiency, and reliability while maintaining complete data ownership and privacy, making it an ideal choice for teams wanting enterprise-grade link management without monthly subscription fees or usage limits imposed by commercial alternatives.

UI Thing is a modern set of Nuxt components built with Reka UI and TailwindCSS, inspired by shadcn/ui and shadcn-vue, providing a streamlined CLI-driven workflow for rapid UI development. The MIT-licensed library offers quick initialization with one-command setup, easy component addition through CLI commands, theming support, and keyboard shortcut composables for enhanced developer experience. Built with Nuxt, Vue (70.6% of codebase), TypeScript (26.8%), TailwindCSS, and Reka UI, the library focuses on modular component construction with commands like 'npx ui-thing@latest init' for setup and 'npx ui-thing@latest add' for adding components. The project emphasizes developer experience through CLI-driven workflows that make building consistent, customizable UI components effortless. Perfect for Nuxt applications requiring rapid UI development, Vue projects needing accessible components, teams building design systems with Vue, or any project benefiting from shadcn/ui's philosophy adapted for the Vue and Nuxt ecosystem with modern tooling and developer-friendly workflows.