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@caffeinebounce/ui

v0.62.3

Published

Shared React UI primitives, composed blocks, layouts, navigation, marketing, settings, portal, media, and CSS exports.

Readme

@caffeinebounce/ui

Shared React UI primitives, composed blocks, layouts, navigation, marketing, settings, portal, media, and CSS exports.

Public Entrypoints

  • @caffeinebounce/ui is the broad compatibility entrypoint.
  • @caffeinebounce/ui/primitives is the lightweight primitive-only entrypoint.
  • Feature subpaths include ./forms, ./hooks, ./layouts, ./navigation, ./marketing, ./marketing-3d, ./settings, ./portal, ./blog, ./data-table, ./charts, ./editor, ./media, and ./styles.css.

Belongs Here

  • Reusable UI primitives, shared blocks, design-system components, common interaction patterns, and CSS meant for multiple apps.

Does Not Belong Here

  • App-specific page composition, business copy, route behavior, product-specific data fetching, or one-off styling that should live in a consumer app.

Focused Commands

corepack yarn turbo run lint typecheck test build --filter=@caffeinebounce/ui
corepack yarn size:ui

Gotchas

  • Prefer @caffeinebounce/ui/primitives for primitive-only consumers.
  • Keep heavy surfaces behind explicit subpaths and watch bundle budgets with yarn size:ui.
  • Keep CSS exports explicit and preserve sideEffects metadata.
  • Mark client components with "use client" at the leaf files that need it.
  • Add a changeset for published behavior, source, manifest, CSS, or export changes.