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@react-xray/ui-components

v0.0.1

Published

Shared UI primitives for the React XRay package ecosystem.

Downloads

33

Readme

@react-xray/ui-components

Shared UI primitives for the React XRay package ecosystem.

Use this package when building a plugin. These components match the widget's existing look and feel, especially toolbar controls, action-panel controls, overlays, and small layout helpers.

Stable exports across current entrypoints

These are the symbols currently present in both src/index.tsx and the production stub surface (src/index.prod.ts / dist/index.prod.d.ts).

Action and input primitives

  • Button
  • IconButton
  • ToolbarButton
  • Textarea

Layout and small helpers

  • PanelHeader
  • Separator
  • Kbd, KbdGroup

Overlay and selection primitives

  • Tooltip
  • Popover
  • DropdownMenu
  • Select
  • Combobox
  • panelPopupStyle

Icons

  • ChatBubbleIcon
  • ChevronRightIcon
  • ClipboardIcon
  • CollapseIcon
  • ExpandIcon
  • FolderIcon
  • OpencodeIcon
  • OpenInEditorIcon
  • SaveIcon
  • SettingsIcon
  • TrashIcon
  • XIcon

Intended usage for package authors

  • Prefer these primitives over package-local replacements when you need standard buttons, headers, menus, selects, or text inputs.
  • Keep styling inline. These components are designed to be extended with style props and the shared inline-style approach used throughout this repo.
  • For portal-based UI inside the XRay widget, render into the widget portal container instead of document.body. In practice, package authors typically pair this package with useWidgetPortalContainer() from @react-xray/core.
  • Keep examples and public imports limited to the shared surface available across the package's current conditional entrypoints.

Example

import { useWidgetPortalContainer } from '@react-xray/core'
import {
  Button,
  IconButton,
  OpenInEditorIcon,
  PanelHeader,
  Tooltip,
} from '@react-xray/ui-components'

export function ExamplePanel() {
  const portalContainer = useWidgetPortalContainer()

  return (
    <div>
      <PanelHeader
        title="Preview"
        actionsRender={
          <Tooltip label="Open in editor" container={portalContainer}>
            <IconButton aria-label="Open in editor">
              <OpenInEditorIcon size={14} />
            </IconButton>
          </Tooltip>
        }
      />

      <Button variant="secondary">Refresh</Button>
    </div>
  )
}