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@openfaster-standard/ui

v0.4.1

Published

OpenFASTER's shared React component library -- Base UI primitives styled with Tailwind, catalogued in Storybook.

Readme

@openfaster-standard/ui

Part of OpenFASTER. A shared React component library built on Base UI primitives, styled with Tailwind CSS compiled at build time -- you never configure Tailwind yourself, just import the components and one stylesheet.

Catalogued in Storybook: see this repo's own deployed catalogue (once storybook.yml has run against main) for every component's real variants.

Install

npm install @openfaster-standard/ui

Requires React 19 or later (react/react-dom are peer dependencies -- this package never bundles its own copy, so it always runs against your app's real React instance).

Use

import { Button } from "@openfaster-standard/ui"
import "@openfaster-standard/ui/style.css" // once, anywhere in your app's entry point

function Example() {
  return <Button variant="destructive">Delete</Button>
}

The stylesheet is not scoped to just these components

@openfaster-standard/ui/style.css includes Tailwind's own Preflight reset and this library's base theme -- importing it resets margins, padding, heading sizes, and list styles across your entire application, and sets your page's default background/color/font from this library's own design tokens (light/dark, defined in src/index.css).

This is a deliberate choice, not an oversight: the library is meant to be the foundational UI for OpenFASTER tools built from scratch around it, not a component picked up one-at-a-time inside an already-styled application. If you're integrating into an app with its own existing global styles, importing this stylesheet will visibly change your existing typography and colors -- test it on a real page before shipping, and if that's not what you want, don't import style.css and style components with your own CSS/className overrides instead (every component accepts className and merges it via cn()).

License

MIT, see LICENSE.