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@unisane/ui

v0.1.1

Published

Open-code React component registry and optional runtime distribution for product interfaces

Readme

@unisane/ui

The optional React 19 runtime distribution for Unisane UI components and styles.

The primary public adoption path is the open-code registry delivered by @unisane/ui-cli, which installs application-owned source under @/components/ui/*. This package provides the same component contract as versioned runtime artifacts for consumers that deliberately prefer package imports.

Runtime-package installation

pnpm add @unisane/ui @unisane/tokens react react-dom

Import the runtime stylesheet once at the application boundary:

@import '@unisane/ui/styles.css';

Use declared component subpaths so bundlers can select the components you import:

import { Button } from '@unisane/ui/button';

export function SaveButton() {
  return <Button variant="filled">Save changes</Button>;
}

Do not import src/**, registry internals, workspace paths, or undeclared subpaths. DataTable has a separate package and release boundary.

Registry parity

packages/ui/src/** is the one component authoring source. The published registry is generated and checked against it; registry files are not a second manually maintained implementation. Public documentation leads with local-source imports, while the repository workbench also exercises these runtime exports to preserve dual-distribution parity.

License

MIT