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@visualize-library/react

v1.0.39

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React/Next adapter for Visualize Library

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@visualize-library/react

Visualize Library is a zero-config component explorer for React and Next.js. Point it at your repo to get a searchable registry, live iframe previews, docgen-backed props, and saved scenarios without hand-writing Storybook stories or bespoke playgrounds.

Why teams care

  • Instant visibility for messy codebases: find components, tags, and usage insights in minutes instead of weeks of story authoring.
  • Fast docgen worker and caching keep large repos responsive; the Design System view turns scattered UI into an organized catalog for engineering, product, and design.
  • Embed inside your Next.js dev server, export a static bundle for stakeholders, or lock it down with basic auth so you control who sees what.

Get started

  • Full setup guides, demos, and roadmap live at https://www.visualizelibrary.dev/.
  • Quick taste: npm install -D @visualize-library/react then npx visualizelibrary preview. The website covers config options, embedding in Next.js, and exporting static bundles.

About this package

This is the React/Next.js adapter that bundles the CLI, dev server, and shared UI. If you need Vue, install @visualize-library/vue instead; other frameworks will land under the same namespace. For support, head to the website contact links.