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@vscode-shell/ui

v0.4.0

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VS Code–style desktop chrome for React (Workbench, tokens, theme helpers)

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@vscode-shell/ui

VS Code–style desktop chrome for React (Workbench, ActivityBar, Sidebar, PageTabs, StatusBar, TitleBar) plus --vscode-* design tokens and theme helpers.

Install

pnpm add @vscode-shell/ui
# peers
pnpm add react react-dom

Quick start

import {
  Workbench,
  TitleBar,
  ActivityBar,
  Sidebar,
  PageTabs,
  StatusBar,
  setTheme,
} from '@vscode-shell/ui';
import '@vscode-shell/ui/styles.css';

setTheme('dark'); // or 'light' — toggles `.dark` on <html>

export function App() {
  return (
    <Workbench
      titleBar={<TitleBar center={<span>My App</span>} />}
      activityBar={<ActivityBar items={[]} activeId="" onChange={() => {}} />}
      sidebar={<Sidebar items={[]} activeId="" onChange={() => {}} />}
      tabs={<PageTabs tabs={[]} activeId="" onSelect={() => {}} />}
      statusBar={<StatusBar left={<span>Ready</span>} />}
    >
      <div>Editor</div>
    </Workbench>
  );
}

Optional bottom panel slot:

<Workbench panel={<YourLogPanel />}>{/* editor */}</Workbench>

Styles

Import once at the app entry:

import '@vscode-shell/ui/styles.css';

Tokens live as CSS variables (--vscode-editor-bg, --vscode-text-primary, …). Light defaults are on :root; dark overrides under .dark.

New primitives (Tailwind at build time)

Chrome (Workbench, bars, Scrollbar) stays hand-written .vsc-* CSS.

New shared controls are authored with Tailwind 4 utilities in this package and compiled into styles.css at build time. Apps still import only @vscode-shell/ui/styles.css. The package does not enable Tailwind preflight and does not use the Tailwind color palette — use var(--vscode-*).

ResizeHandle

Splitter. direction="row" is a horizontal bar (drag on Y). direction="column" is a vertical bar (drag on X). onDrag receives a pixel delta.

import { ResizeHandle } from '@vscode-shell/ui';

<ResizeHandle direction="row" onDrag={(delta) => setHeight((h) => h + delta)} />

InfiniteScroll

Wraps Scrollbar (default vertical). Calls onLoadMore when the viewport reaches the end and hasMore is true.

import { InfiniteScroll } from '@vscode-shell/ui';

<InfiniteScroll hasMore={hasMore} onLoadMore={loadMore}>
  {rows}
</InfiniteScroll>

Theme helpers

| API | Description | |-----|-------------| | setTheme('light' \| 'dark') | Toggle document.documentElement.classList .dark | | getTheme() | Read current mode from the class list |

Tauri note

Window drag regions and custom window controls stay in the application (see the starter app). This package does not depend on @tauri-apps/*.

Docs

License

MIT