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@rapidset/rapidkit

v0.8.0

Published

AI-first predefined UI templates for enterprise React apps, built on shadcn, TanStack Table, Redux Toolkit, React Hook Form, Zod, and Lucide

Readme

@rapidset/rapidkit

AI-first React UI component kit for production-grade application interfaces.

RapidKit gives teams beautifully designed, accessible, typed, enterprise-ready components that are already themed and built for AI-assisted development. It is designed to make production-grade code generation easier with predictable APIs, contract-aligned documentation, and AI-friendly tooling.

It is built on top of proven technologies including shadcn/ui, Radix UI, Zod, RTK Query, TanStack, and Tailwind CSS.

npm version License

Why RapidKit

  • Reusable, domain-neutral components designed for package consumers.
  • Strong TypeScript APIs and accessibility-first interaction patterns.
  • Theme-ready styling with semantic tokens.
  • AI-friendly docs and contracts for predictable code generation.

Installation

Choose your package manager:

pnpm add @rapidset/rapidkit react react-dom @reduxjs/toolkit @tanstack/react-table react-redux react-hook-form zod tailwindcss
npm install @rapidset/rapidkit react react-dom @reduxjs/toolkit @tanstack/react-table react-redux react-hook-form zod tailwindcss
yarn add @rapidset/rapidkit react react-dom @reduxjs/toolkit @tanstack/react-table react-redux react-hook-form zod tailwindcss

Compatibility

  • React: 19
  • React DOM: 19
  • Tailwind CSS: 4
  • Zod: 4
  • TypeScript declarations included in package output

Included Components

  • Autocomplete
  • Avatar
  • BaseModal
  • BaseTable
  • Button
  • Checkbox
  • Chip
  • DatePicker
  • DetailsCard
  • DropDown
  • Icon
  • Image
  • Logo
  • NavMenu
  • Input
  • Page
  • Search
  • SideBar
  • Text
  • TextArea
  • Toggle

Included Hooks

  • useDebounce
  • useFormHandlers
  • useSearchPagination

Quick Start

import { Button, Input } from '@rapidset/rapidkit';
import '@rapidset/rapidkit/styles.css';
import '@rapidset/rapidkit/themes/default.css';

export function Example() {
  return (
    <div className="space-y-3">
      <Input name="email" label="Email" value="" onChange={() => {}} />
      <Button label="Continue" onClick={() => {}} />
    </div>
  );
}

Hook Quick Start

import { useFormHandlers } from '@rapidset/rapidkit';

type LoginValues = {
  email: string;
  remember: boolean;
};

const form = useFormHandlers<LoginValues>({
  initialValues: {
    email: '',
    remember: false,
  },
  validate: (values) => (values.email ? {} : { email: 'Email is required' }),
  onSubmit: async (values) => {
    console.log(values);
  },
});

AI Import Contract

To keep AI-generated code reliable and consistent, use exactly this import model:

  • Import all components as named exports from @rapidset/rapidkit.
  • Import package styles from @rapidset/rapidkit/styles.css.
  • Import one theme from @rapidset/rapidkit/themes/*.

Allowed:

import { Button, Input, TextArea } from '@rapidset/rapidkit';
import '@rapidset/rapidkit/styles.css';
import '@rapidset/rapidkit/themes/default.css';

Not allowed:

import { Button } from '@rapidset/rapidkit/dist/index.js';
import { Button } from '@rapidset/rapidkit/components/Button';
import { Button } from '@rapidset/rapidkit/src/components/Button';

Documentation

  • Components: https://rapidset.github.io/RapidKit/components/
  • Access Control: https://rapidset.github.io/RapidKit/ACCESS_CONTROL
  • Flows: https://rapidset.github.io/RapidKit/flows/
  • Hooks: https://rapidset.github.io/RapidKit/hooks/
  • Theming: https://rapidset.github.io/RapidKit/THEMING
  • Architecture: https://rapidset.github.io/RapidKit/ARCHITECTURE

Packages

  • @rapidset/rapidkit: publishable React UI component library

License

MIT