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@treeui/react

v0.1.1

Published

React component package for TreeUI.

Readme

@treeui/react

React components for TreeUI, built on the same framework-agnostic @treeui/tokens and t-* BEM classes as @treeui/vue.

Early package. The first release ships a small set of primitives — TButton, TInput, TBadge, and TCard — and grows from there.

Install

pnpm add @treeui/react react react-dom

Usage

Import the stylesheet once near your app root, then use the components:

import '@treeui/react/style.css';
import { TButton, TInput, TBadge, TCard } from '@treeui/react';

export function Example() {
  return (
    <TCard header={<strong>Invite</strong>}>
      <TInput placeholder="[email protected]" />
      <TButton variant="solid">
        Send invite <TBadge tone="success">new</TBadge>
      </TButton>
    </TCard>
  );
}

The stylesheet re-imports @treeui/tokens/styles.css and @treeui/tokens/themes.css, so design tokens and theming (including [data-tree-theme]) work the same way as in the Vue package.

Components

| Component | Notes | |---|---| | TButton | variant, size, loading, icon; forwards native button attributes | | TInput | size, invalid, prefix, suffix; forwards native input attributes | | TBadge | variant, size, tone, icon | | TCard | variant, size, header, footer |

All components forward refs and extra DOM attributes to their root element.

Conventions

  • All public exports use the T prefix, matching @treeui/vue.
  • Component class names use the t- BEM prefix; design-token CSS variables use --tree-*.