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@almeidinha/mf-ui

v2.0.0

Published

A small React design system / UI component library I use across BI projects.

Readme

mf-ui-library

A small React design system / UI component library I use across BI projects.

It’s built as a library (not an app): you develop and preview components in Storybook, and publish a bundled output (ESM + CJS + typings) from dist/.

Tech stack

  • React + TypeScript
  • styled-components v6 (peer dependency)
  • Build: tsup (outputs ESM + CJS + .d.ts)
  • Docs / playground: Storybook (Vite)
  • Tests: Vitest (jsdom) + Testing Library
  • Storybook tests: @storybook/addon-vitest + Playwright (headless browser)
  • Quality: ESLint + tsc + Prettier

Architecture

The code lives under src/:

  • src/foundation/ — design tokens (colors, spacing, typography, shadows)
  • src/components/ — UI components (atoms → molecules → organisms)
  • src/hooks/ — reusable React hooks
  • src/helpers/ — shared utility functions/types
  • src/theme/ — theme helpers (currently internal)

Public API (what the package exports)

The library’s single entry point is src/index.ts (configured in tsup.config.ts).

The package root currently exports:

  • components/
  • foundation/
  • hooks/
  • theme/

Helpers remain internal to the repo and are not part of the public package API.

Internal path aliases

The source uses TypeScript path aliases (e.g. @foundations, @helpers, components/...) for local development. Those are resolved at build time.

Development guide

Prerequisites

  • Node.js installed (recommended: nvm, this repo includes a .nvmrc)
  • pnpm (this repo pins a packageManager version in package.json)

If you use nvm:

nvm install
nvm use

Install

pnpm install

Build (library output)

Builds dist/ (ESM + CJS + source maps + TypeScript declarations):

pnpm build

Watch mode (dev build)

Continuously rebuilds dist/ on changes:

pnpm dev

Run Storybook (component playground)

Starts Storybook on port 6006:

pnpm storybook

Build static Storybook:

pnpm build-storybook

Testing

Unit tests

Runs unit tests (Vitest “unit” project):

pnpm test

Storybook tests

Runs Storybook-linked tests in a headless browser (Vitest “storybook” project):

pnpm test:storybook

First run may require installing Playwright browsers:

pnpm playwright install

Linting & formatting

Typecheck + ESLint:

pnpm lint

Auto-fix ESLint + format:

pnpm lint:fix

Format only:

pnpm lint:format

Example (using foundation tokens)

import styled from "styled-components";
import { Borders, Padding, Surface } from "@almeidinha/mfui";

export const Panel = styled.div`
  background: ${Surface.Default.Default};
  border: 1px solid ${Borders.Default.Subdued};
  padding: ${Padding.m};
`;