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@royal-voluntary-service/blocks

v0.0.22

Published

The Royal Voluntary Service Block Components — thin, themed wrappers around MUI primitives, published as `@royal-voluntary-service/blocks`.

Readme

library-blocks

The Royal Voluntary Service Block Components — thin, themed wrappers around MUI primitives, published as @royal-voluntary-service/blocks.

Installation

pnpm add @royal-voluntary-service/blocks

Peer dependencies

The package ships as ESM and treats React, MUI, Emotion and the MUI X packages as peer dependencies so the consuming app provides a single shared instance (avoiding duplicate React/MUI/Emotion bundles). Make sure these are installed in the consuming project:

  • react / react-dom (^19)
  • @mui/material, @emotion/react, @emotion/styled
  • @mui/x-charts, @mui/x-data-grid, @mui/x-date-pickers, @mui/x-tree-view
  • dayjs
  • next (optional — only required by BlockLink)

Usage

Import components from their granular subpath (tree-shaking friendly):

import { BlockButton } from '@royal-voluntary-service/blocks/BlockButton';
import { BlockBox } from '@royal-voluntary-service/blocks/BlockBox';

Or from the package root:

import { BlockButton, BlockBox } from '@royal-voluntary-service/blocks';

Development

  • pnpm build — generates the export map + barrel, bundles each component with tsup, emits declarations with tsc, and preserves "use client" directives.
  • pnpm typecheck — type-checks the source without emitting.
  • pnpm storybook — runs Storybook locally.

The package exports map and the root barrel (src/index.ts) are generated by scripts/generateExports.cjs and kept in sync with src/ automatically on every build, so they never need to be hand-edited.