Sources and Credits
Rasuke Next.js relies on the libraries below. Each retains its own license — comply with those terms in production. A fuller list ships in the package CREDITS.md.
Runtime libraries
| Library | Role | URL |
|---|---|---|
| Next.js 16 | App Router framework | nextjs.org |
| React 19 | UI library | react.dev |
| TypeScript 5 | Typed components and data | typescriptlang.org |
| Sass | SCSS compilation (built into Next) | sass-lang.com |
| GSAP 3.15 | Motion, ScrollTrigger, ScrollSmoother, ScrollToPlugin | gsap.com |
| GSAP Club — SplitText & ScrollSmoother | Line / character splitting and smooth scroll (Club license required) | gsap.com/pricing |
| Three.js 0.184 | WebGL image deformation and the Showcase 2 carousel | threejs.org |
| GLightbox 3 | Image / video lightbox | biati-digital.github.io/glightbox |
| ESLint 9 | Linting (eslint-config-next) | eslint.org |
Vendored files
| File | Role |
|---|---|
public/assets/js/vendors/color-modes.js | Early color-scheme bootstrap + theme toggle (rasuke-color-scheme in localStorage) |
public/assets/css/vendors/glightbox.min.css | Optional copy of the GLightbox stylesheet (the root layout imports the npm CSS) |
Fonts
- BDO Grotesk — primary typeface in the Figma design. It is a licensed font and is not redistributed; add your licensed
@font-facefiles to use it. Until then the token stacks fall back to Host Grotesk. - Host Grotesk (display / headings), DM Sans (meta text), and Bonheur Royale (script accents) — loaded from Google Fonts in
src/app/layout.tsx. - Families are declared in
tokens/tokens.json(font.family.sans / display / meta / script / mono).
Images & video
Demo photographs and stills are included for preview only. Replace them with your own licensed media before a client launch. Design imagery is exported from Figma as optimized WebP at 2× the displayed frame size into public/assets/imgs/{section}/. See Customize for asset conventions.
License
Rasuke is sold directly by AliThemes under the commercial license included in the package (LICENSE.md). Third-party libraries keep their own licenses; GSAP Club plugins require a valid Club subscription for production use.