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@org-design-system/components

v0.1.16

Published

UI components for the @org-design-system

Readme

@org-design-system/components ⚡

The core UI component library for the Antaris Design System. Engineered with a focus on accessibility, customizability, and performance.

🏛️ Architecture

Our components are built on top of a modern technology stack designed for the next decade of web development:

  • Radix UI: Provides the accessible, unstyled foundation for complex primitives (Dialogs, Selects, Popovers, etc.).
  • Tailwind CSS v4: Utilizes the latest CSS-in-CSS features, high-performance compilation, and native CSS variable integration.
  • CVA (Class Variance Authority): Manages component variants, sizes, and intents in a type-safe manner.
  • Lucide React: Integrated as the default iconography engine.

🎨 Styling System

This package leverages the @org-design-system/styles engine. Components are not utility-heavy; instead, they use semantic abstraction:

  • Semantic Tokens: We don't use bg-blue-500. We use bg-[var(--color-surface-focus)].
  • Theme Integration: All colors are defined in the OKLCH color space for superior visual consistency.

📦 Usage

While this package can be used standalone, it is recommended to consume it via the @org-design-system/core metapackage.

import { Button, Badge, Toggle } from "@org-design-system/components";

function MyComponent() {
  return (
    <Button variant="solid" intent="primary">
      Professional Action
    </Button>
  );
}

🛠️ Internal Development

Adding a New Component

  1. Create the component in src/components/[name].tsx.
  2. Export it from src/index.ts.
  3. Add a story in apps/storybook for testing.
  4. Run npm run build to generate the bundled CSS and JS.

Build Process

  • uses tsup for bundling JS/TS.
  • uses a custom sync process to bundle component-specific CSS into dist/index.css.

Built for the next generation of web applications.