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@epignosis_llc/ui-react

v1.8.5

Published

Epignosis React component library.

Downloads

910

Readme

@epignosis_llc/ui-react

React 19 component library for the Epignosis design system. Ships compiled ESM + CJS + .d.ts.

Tokens and icons live in sibling packages — see @epignosis_llc/ui-tokens and @epignosis_llc/ui-icons. For background on the design system, see the main repository.

Install

pnpm add @epignosis_llc/ui-react

Peer dependencies: react >=19, react-dom >=19, @emotion/react ^11.

@epignosis_llc/ui-tokens and @epignosis_llc/ui-icons are runtime dependencies — pnpm/npm will install them automatically.

Usage

import { Button } from "@epignosis_llc/ui-react";

export function App() {
  return <Button>Hello</Button>;
}

Components style themselves from the tokens package's compiled JS (colors, typography, borderRadius, transitions, etc.). You do not need to import tokens.css for components to render correctly.

Optional: CSS variables in your own styles

If your app uses CSS custom properties from the token set (e.g. var(--color-primary-base) in your own stylesheets), import the stylesheet once at the entry of your app:

import "@epignosis_llc/ui-tokens/tokens.css";

The components themselves don't read these — this is purely for your own consumption.