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@smicolon/cli

v0.3.1

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CLI for installing smi-ui components

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@smicolon/cli

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CLI for installing @smicolon/smi-ui components into your React project. Works like shadcn/ui CLI - components are copied directly into your codebase for full customization.

Quick Start

# Initialize in your project
npx @smicolon/cli init

# Add components
npx @smicolon/cli add button card input

# List all available components
npx @smicolon/cli list

Commands

init

Initialize smi-ui in your project. Creates a components.json configuration file.

npx @smicolon/cli init

# Skip prompts with defaults
npx @smicolon/cli init -y

add <component...>

Add one or more components to your project. Components are copied to your configured directory.

# Add a single component
npx @smicolon/cli add button

# Add multiple components at once
npx @smicolon/cli add button input textarea card

# Add effect components
npx @smicolon/cli add shimmer-button animated-gradient

# Add app blocks
npx @smicolon/cli add app-shell page-header data-table

list

List all available components organized by category.

npx @smicolon/cli list

Available Components

UI Primitives

avatar badge button card checkbox combobox input select skeleton switch tabs textarea

App Blocks

app-shell data-table empty-state form-section navbar page-header sidebar stats-card

Effects

animated-gradient border-beam glow-card shimmer-button spotlight text-reveal typewriter-text

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • React 18+
  • Tailwind CSS configured in your project
  • TypeScript (recommended)

How It Works

Unlike traditional npm packages, this CLI copies component source code directly into your project:

  1. init creates a components.json with your project configuration
  2. add downloads and copies components to your configured directory
  3. You own the code - customize freely without package updates

This approach gives you full control over styling and behavior.

Documentation

Visit ui.smicolon.com for:

  • Component documentation and examples
  • Installation guides
  • Customization tips
  • Design token reference

Related

License

MIT