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@fr0mpy/component-system

v2.2.0

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Claude Code UI styling system with design tokens, 40 Base UI component recipes, and visual harness

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Maintainers

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Keywords

claudeclaude-codeuicomponentstailwinddesign-tokensstylingreact

Readme

@fr0mpy/component-system

Claude Code UI styling system with design tokens, 36 component recipes, and visual preview harness.

Installation

npx @fr0mpy/component-system

What's Included

  • skills/ - Styling skill for consistent UI generation
  • component-recipes/ - 36 pre-built component templates (button, card, modal, toast, etc.)
  • commands/ - /setup-styling and /component-harness

Features

Design Tokens

Run /setup-styling to configure your design system interactively. Generates styling-config.json with:

  • Colors (primary, secondary, destructive, muted, etc.)
  • Border radius
  • Shadows
  • Spacing
  • Typography

Component Recipes

36 component recipes organized by category:

  • Form (10): button, input, textarea, select, combobox, checkbox, radio, switch, slider, label
  • Layout (6): card, separator, collapsible, accordion, tabs, table
  • Navigation (5): navigation-menu, breadcrumb, pagination, dropdown-menu, context-menu
  • Overlay (6): modal, dialog, drawer, popover, hover-card, tooltip
  • Feedback (5): alert, toast, progress, skeleton, spinner
  • Display (4): badge, avatar, carousel, toggle-group

Component Harness

Run /component-harness to scaffold a Vite + React development environment for visual component preview.

Usage

# Initialize
npx @fr0mpy/component-system

# With options
npx @fr0mpy/component-system --force   # Overwrite existing
npx @fr0mpy/component-system --merge   # Add to existing .claude
npx @fr0mpy/component-system --remove  # Remove installation

# Selective updates
npx @fr0mpy/component-system --update-skills
npx @fr0mpy/component-system --update-recipes
npx @fr0mpy/component-system --update-commands

Getting Started

  1. Install: npx @fr0mpy/component-system
  2. Configure: Use /setup-styling to set up your design tokens
  3. Preview: Use /component-harness to launch visual preview

Integration with Prompt System

For auto-triggering styling rules when you mention UI/styling keywords, also install:

npx @fr0mpy/prompt-system

When both packages are installed, the component system injects a styling.json trigger into the prompt system's triggers.d/ directory.

License

MIT