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@hashintel/ds-components

v0.2.2

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HASH Component Library built with React, Ark UI, and PandaCSS

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@hashintel/ds-components

React components for HASH's design system, built with TypeScript, Ark UI, and PandaCSS.

Ownership Model

As of the FE-612 ownership restructure:

  • @hashintel/ds-components owns the Panda preset source, token/codegen scripts, and demo surfaces.
  • @hashintel/ds-helpers is the generated Panda styled-system artifact.
  • The old @hashintel/ds-theme surface has been folded into @hashintel/ds-components/preset.

For new internal work, treat ds-components as the source of truth.

Public Entry Points

| Entry point | Purpose | | --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | @hashintel/ds-components | Published component entrypoints from src/components/*.tsx | | @hashintel/ds-components/preset | Panda preset helpers such as preset, createPreset, and scopedThemeConfig | | @hashintel/ds-components/tokens | Package-owned Panda token objects such as tokens and semanticTokens |

Component implementation still uses the generated Panda runtime from @hashintel/ds-helpers:

import { css, cva, cx } from "@hashintel/ds-helpers/css";
import { Box, Flex, Stack } from "@hashintel/ds-helpers/jsx";

Token lookup helpers and token types should still come from @hashintel/ds-helpers/tokens. Use @hashintel/ds-components/tokens when you need the package-owned Panda token objects themselves.

Package Layout

| Area | Location | | -------------------------- | -------------------------------- | | Components | src/components/** | | Panda preset source | src/preset.ts, src/preset/** | | Package token facade | src/tokens.ts | | Token and color generators | scripts/** | | Stories | src/components/*/*.stories.tsx | | Token demo stories | src/tokens/** | | Intro docs | src/stories/Intro.mdx | | Local demo config | panda.local.config.ts | | Ladle harness | .ladle/** | | Snapshot tests | tests/** |

Common Commands

Run these from libs/@hashintel/ds-components:

yarn dev
yarn dev:lib
yarn codegen
yarn lint:eslint
yarn lint:tsc
yarn test:unit
yarn test:snapshots
yarn build

yarn dev is the primary Ladle-based review loop. Use yarn dev:ladle for component-story review and yarn dev:lib when you only need the library watcher. yarn prepare/yarn codegen generates the shared ../ds-helpers/styled-system authoring runtime, and the demo loops rely on Vite/PostCSS for CSS extraction while the server is running.

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