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@wm-storefront/ui

v0.1.2

Published

Brand-agnostic Radix UI primitive wrappers shared across storefronts.

Downloads

461

Readme

@wm-storefront/ui

46 brand-agnostic Radix UI primitive wrappers, plus cn() and a use-mobile hook. This package knows nothing about commerce — no products, no cart.

Part of commerce-packages.

Install

bun add @wm-storefront/ui react react-dom

react and react-dom (>=19) are peer dependencies. Everything else — Radix, cva, clsx, tailwind-merge, cmdk, vaul, embla, recharts — arrives transitively; don't declare them yourself. ESM only.

Usage

import { Button } from "@wm-storefront/ui";
// or, cheaper to tree-shake:
import { Button } from "@wm-storefront/ui/button";

<Button variant="outline" size="sm">Add to cart</Button>;

cn(), the clsx + tailwind-merge class helper every component here uses internally, is also exported for consumers:

import { cn } from "@wm-storefront/ui/utils";

<div className={cn("flex gap-2", isActive && "bg-accent")} />;

Theming

Components style through semantic CSS variables only (bg-background, text-foreground, border-border) — never a literal colour. The variables themselves are yours to define. The token contract lives in @wm-storefront/config:

@import "@wm-storefront/config/theme.css";

Because these components live in node_modules, Tailwind won't see their classes unless you point it at them:

@import "tailwindcss" source(none);
@source "../node_modules/@wm-storefront/ui/dist";

Skip that and the classes silently never get generated.

What's inside

Accordion, alert, alert-dialog, aspect-ratio, avatar, badge, breadcrumb, button, calendar, card, carousel, chart, checkbox, collapsible, command, context-menu, dialog, drawer, dropdown-menu, form, hover-card, input, input-otp, label, menubar, navigation-menu, pagination, popover, progress, radio-group, resizable, scroll-area, select, separator, sheet, sidebar, skeleton, slider, sonner, switch, table, tabs, textarea, toggle, toggle-group, tooltip.

A few wrap something other than Radix: carousel → embla, chart → recharts, drawer → vaul, command → cmdk, calendar → react-day-picker, form → react-hook-form, resizable → react-resizable-panels, input-otp → input-otp, sonner → sonner.

TypeScript

Every component exports its own prop-type interface (e.g. ButtonProps) for consumers who need to extend or wrap one.

Note on sideEffects

This package declares "sideEffects": false, which is accurate today — no module imports CSS or registers anything globally. If that ever changes, the import would be tree-shaken away in consumer builds.

License

MIT © Mko Matevosyan