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@cloudstrytech/ui-components

v1.0.14

Published

Reusable Material Web (M3) UI components for React and Next.js

Downloads

205

Readme

@cloudstrytech/ui-components

A collection of reusable UI components built on Material Web (M3) for React and Next.js (App Router). All components are tree-shakeable, TypeScript-ready, and designed for modern client-side applications.


Installation

Install the UI library:

npm install @cloudstrytech/ui-components

Install Material Web (peer dependency):

npm install @material/web

Usage

Button

"use client";

import { Button } from "@cloudstrytech/ui-components/button";

export default function Demo() {
  return <Button label="Click Me" variant="filled" />;
}

Input

"use client";

import { Input } from "@cloudstrytech/ui-components/input";

export default function Example() {
  return <Input label="Email" type="email" />;
}

OTP Input

"use client";

import { OtpInput } from "@cloudstrytech/ui-components/otp";

export default function OTP() {
  return <OtpInput length={6} />;
}

Footer

"use client";

import { Footer } from "@cloudstrytech/ui-components/footer";

export default function AppFooter() {
  return <Footer text="© Cloudstry Tech" />;
}

Import Paths

| Component | Import Path | | ----------- | ------------------------------------- | | All exports | @cloudstrytech/ui-components | | Button | @cloudstrytech/ui-components/button | | Input | @cloudstrytech/ui-components/input | | OTP | @cloudstrytech/ui-components/otp | | Footer | @cloudstrytech/ui-components/footer | | SSR helpers | @cloudstrytech/ui-components/ssr |


Next.js SSR Notice

Material Web components run only in the browser. To avoid HTMLElement is not defined errors, all UI components must be used inside client components.

Add this to the top of the file:

"use client";

or import the component with SSR disabled:

import dynamic from "next/dynamic";

const Button = dynamic(
  () => import("@cloudstrytech/ui-components/button").then((m) => m.Button),
  { ssr: false }
);

Styles

A shared stylesheet is provided:

import "@cloudstrytech/ui-components/styles.css";

Paste this in main.jsx for react.js and for next.js paste it in src/app/layout.jsx


TypeScript

Each component includes complete .d.ts typings.

Examples:

dist/types/button.d.ts
dist/types/input.d.ts
dist/types/otp.d.ts
dist/types/footer.d.ts
dist/types/ssr.d.ts

Type definitions load automatically when the package is installed.


SSR Utilities

Some environments require custom element registration for SSR hydration.

import { registerSSRComponents } from "@cloudstrytech/ui-components/ssr";

registerSSRComponents();

Use only when needed. For Next.js App Router, preferred usage is client components only.


License

MIT License – Cloudstry Tech