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@clipora/clipora-ui-lib

v1.0.1

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Clipora design system — React component library

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Clipora UI

The Clipora design system as a runnable React component library — React 19 · Vite 7 · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS v4 · shadcn pattern · Storybook 10.

Every component is built from the Clipora tokens (color ramps, type scale, spacing, radii, elevation, motion easings) defined in src/styles/globals.css.

Quick start

cd clipora-ui
npm install
npm run storybook      # opens http://localhost:6006

Other scripts:

npm run dev             # Vite dev server (app sandbox)
npm run build           # type-check + production build
npm run build-storybook # static Storybook for hosting

This repo was generated in an environment without Node, so it ships as source only — run npm install locally to pull dependencies and launch.

How the design system maps in

src/styles/globals.css is the single source of truth. The Clipora tokens are expressed as CSS variables on :root, flipped under .dark, and projected into Tailwind v4 via @theme inline so utilities like bg-primary, text-spark, shadow-brand, and bg-grad-brand exist.

| Clipora token | shadcn / Tailwind variable | | ------------------------ | ----------------------------------- | | --blue-500 (primary) | --primary → bg-primary | | --spark-500 | --spark → bg-spark | | --green-500 | --success | | --r-md (14px) | --radius → rounded-md | | --e-1…3, --e-brand | shadow-e1…e3, shadow-brand | | Switzer / Geist Mono | font-sans / font-mono |

Light is the default theme; add class="dark" to <html>. In Storybook, use the Theme toolbar toggle (light/dark) — it's wired in .storybook/preview.tsx with a global decorator, so no extra addon is required.

Components

src/components/ui/ — 24 components, each with a *.stories.tsx.

Actions & display — Button (7 variants), Badge (status), Card, Avatar, Progress, Skeleton, Separator Forms — Input, Textarea, Label, Switch, Checkbox, RadioGroup, Slider, Toggle, ToggleGroup, Select Navigation — Tabs (segmented), Accordion Overlays — Dialog, Popover, Tooltip, DropdownMenu Feedback — Toast (Sonner) Foundations — Typography (full type scale as a component), Colors story

Highlights:

  • Button — brand (gradient), primary, secondary, ghost, spark, destructive, link; sizes sm / default / lg / icon
  • Badge — brand, spark, success, warning, neutral, outline (+ optional dot)
  • Typography — polymorphic (variant + tone, as override)

Everything is exported from src/index.ts, so consumers can import { Button, Dialog, toast } from "clipora-ui".

Adding more shadcn components

components.json is configured (New York style, lucide icons, @/ alias), so:

npx shadcn@latest add dialog dropdown-menu tooltip

New components inherit the Clipora theme automatically because they read the same CSS variables.

Project layout

clipora-ui/
├─ .storybook/         main.ts · preview.tsx (globals.css + theme toggle)
├─ src/
│  ├─ components/
│  │  ├─ ui/           button, badge, card, input, label, switch, tabs, typography
│  │  └─ foundations/  colors.stories.tsx
│  ├─ lib/utils.ts     cn()
│  ├─ styles/globals.css   ← tokens + Tailwind v4 theme
│  └─ index.ts         barrel export
├─ components.json     shadcn config
├─ vite.config.ts · tsconfig.json · package.json