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@pagix/section

v0.2.1

Published

Anvilkit Puck-native section component.

Readme

@pagix/section

A Puck-native section component with badge, headline, highlighted text, and description.

Install

pnpm add @pagix/section @anvilkit/ui @puckeditor/core

Styles

Import the package stylesheet once from your app entry before rendering the component.

import "@pagix/section/styles.css";

In Next.js, add the import to app/layout.tsx or pages/_app.tsx.

Examples

Basic usage

Render the section with custom copy. highlightedHeadline is rendered with an animated aurora gradient next to the plain headline.

import "@pagix/section/styles.css";
import { Section } from "@pagix/section";

export function Example() {
  return (
    <Section
      badgeLabel="Scale"
      headline="Stop writing boilerplate."
      highlightedHeadline="Start building features."
      description="Your AI agent handles repetitive coding tasks."
    />
  );
}

Default copy

Render the bundled marketing copy via defaultProps.

import { Section, defaultProps } from "@pagix/section";

export function DefaultSection() {
  return <Section {...defaultProps} />;
}

Register in a Puck config

Wire the exported componentConfig into a Puck Config.

import type { Config } from "@puckeditor/core";
import { componentConfig, type SectionProps } from "@pagix/section";

const config: Config<{ Section: SectionProps }> = {
  components: {
    Section: componentConfig,
  },
};

API

Derived from the exported SectionProps type and the Puck fields schema.

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | | --------------------- | -------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------- | | badgeLabel | string | "Scale" | Shiny pill badge text. | | headline | string | "Stop writing boilerplate." | Plain headline text. | | highlightedHeadline | string | "Start building features." | Aurora-gradient headline accent. | | description | string | "Your AI agent handles repetitive coding tasks..." | Supporting description. |

Theme & Responsiveness

Supports light and dark themes via shadcn CSS variable tokens. Responsive across mobile, tablet, and desktop breakpoints.