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@hilal-ds/patterns

v0.1.1

Published

Hilal patterns — opinionated, composed React building blocks (auth forms, page headers, lists, dialogs) built from @hilal-ds/react primitives. Use as starting points; copy and customize.

Readme

@hilal-ds/patterns

Opinionated React building blocks composed from @hilal-ds/react primitives. Use them as starting points — they cover the common 80%, and you customize the remaining 20% by editing or wrapping.

Install

pnpm add @hilal-ds/patterns @hilal-ds/react @hilal-ds/core @hilal-ds/tokens

Available patterns

import {
  AuthForm,        // login / signup with email + optional social
  PageHeader,      // page title + breadcrumbs + actions
  DataList,        // list of items with avatar / label / trailing
  ConfirmDialog,   // Modal preset (cancel / destructive confirm)
} from '@hilal-ds/patterns';

Philosophy

Patterns sit one layer above primitives. They're not a replacement for the primitives — they're shortcuts. If a pattern is 80% right, use it. If you need more control, fork the pattern's source (it's tiny on purpose) and own it.