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@oge-ui/react

v0.13.0

Published

Umbrella package for the OGE React UI suite — installs and re-exports every @oge-ui/react-* family (buttons, inputs, tabs, layout, overlay) so an app can install once and import from one path. Real React components over the same framework-free engine and

Readme

@oge-ui/react

The whole OGE React UI suite in one package — one install, one import path.

npm install @oge-ui/react
'use client';

import { OgeButton, OgeTextBox, OgeGrid, OgeCard } from '@oge-ui/react';
import '@oge-ui/react/styles.css';

OGE is one component engine with a native render layer per framework (see the suite's ADR 0001). These are real React components — props, callbacks, controlled state, ref handles — over the same framework-free data and interaction engine the Angular suite runs, and the same CSS design tokens. Nothing is wrapped: there is no Angular in your bundle.

What this package re-exports

| Family | Components | | -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | @oge-ui/react-buttons | OgeButton, OgeButtonGroup, OgeDropDownButton | | @oge-ui/react-inputs | OgeTextBox, OgeTextArea, OgeNumberBox, OgeCheckBox, OgeSwitch, OgeRadioGroup, OgeSelectBox, OgeTagBox, OgeAutocomplete, OgeSlider, OgeRangeSlider, OgeColorBox, OgeCalendar, OgeDateBox, OgeDateRangeBox, OgeTreeSelect | | @oge-ui/react-tabs | OgeTabs, OgeTabPanel | | @oge-ui/react-layout | OgeCard, OgeProgressBar, OgeLoadIndicator, OgeSkeleton, OgeAccordion, OgeSplitter, OgeToolbar | | @oge-ui/react-navigation | OgeTreeView, OgeDrawer, OgeStepper, OgeMenubar, OgeBreadcrumb, OgePagination | | @oge-ui/react-overlay | useAnchoredPanel, OgePopup, OgeMenuList, OgeTooltip, OgeContextMenu, OgeModal, OgeModalProvider, OgeToastRegion, useOgeToast | | @oge-ui/react-forms | OgeForm, OgeValidationSummary | | @oge-ui/react-upload | OgeFileUploader, OgeUploadDropZone, OgeUploadTrigger, OgeUploadConfigProvider, OgeUploadTransportProvider | | @oge-ui/react-grid | OgeGrid, OgePager, OgeGridConfigProvider, OgeGridStateStorageProvider — the grid ships in slices; see the suite's docs/REACT-PARITY.md for what is in and what follows |

The scoped packages stay the canonical import paths for size-conscious apps: installing one family pulls in only that family. This umbrella exists for the common case where an app uses several.

Requires React 18 or 19.

Styles

One stylesheet covers every family:

import '@oge-ui/react/styles.css';

It is each Angular package's SCSS compiled verbatim, so a React screen and an Angular screen in the same design system are pixel-identical and share every --oge-* token.

Docs

Live demos and the full API reference: https://ogeui.com/components (pick React in the header switch). Machine-readable docs ship inside the package at node_modules/@oge-ui/react/llms.txt.

License

MIT