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@recursica/mantine-adapter

v0.26.0

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Reusable UI components for Recursica applications based on Mantine 8+

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Readme

@recursica/mantine-adapter

A modern React component library built with TypeScript and Mantine 8. This package serves as the core UI kit for Recursica applications, providing reusable UI components, centralized theme configurations, and a comprehensive Storybook environment for development.

Installation

npm install @recursica/mantine-adapter
# or
yarn add @recursica/mantine-adapter
# or
pnpm add @recursica/mantine-adapter

Peer Dependencies

This library requires the following peer dependencies to be installed in your project:

npm install @mantine/core@>=8.0.0 @mantine/dates@>=8.0.0 @mantine/hooks@>=8.0.0 react@>=16.8.0 react-dom@>=16.8.0

Important: Make sure you have these exact versions or higher installed, as the components rely on Mantine 8+ features and React 16.8+ hooks.

Philosophy

Please read PHILOSOPHY.md to understand the core principles of the adapter.

Developer & AI Guidelines

This repository provides dedicated routing documents for both human developers and AI Agents to ensure strict adherence to our design system constraints.

  • For Human Developers: This README.md acts as your primary routing document. If you are integrating this library into an application, please read USAGE.md. If you are building or modifying components inside this library, please read CONTRIBUTING.md.
  • For AI Agents: All AI Agents operating in this repository must start by reading AGENT.md, which serves as the primary routing document for AI workflows.

Development and Architecture

This project is built using:

  • Vite (Library Mode): For fast builds, producing optimized ES and CJS modules.
  • Mantine 8: Base components, hooks, and native standard styling architecture.
  • Storybook: Used heavily for interactive component development, documentation, and prototyping.

Note: We relying completely on Mantine's built-in CSS styling and Vite's native CSS/CSS Modules capabilities. No complex CSS-in-JS overhead!

Storybook Documentation

This library includes Storybook for all components. You can:

  • View live examples of components.
  • Test component interactions and accessibility.
  • Explore UI tokens and layout utilities.

Accessing Storybook Locally

If you're contributing or developing locally, clone the repository and run:

npm run storybook

This will spin up a local server (typically at http://localhost:6006) with a hot-reloading environment for component prototyping.

TypeScript Support

All newly built components will include full TypeScript support with comprehensive prop types exported.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.