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@writechoice/components

v0.5.0

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Portable WriteChoice MDX components (framework-agnostic React + a single stylesheet).

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@writechoice/components

Portable, framework-agnostic React components extracted from the WriteChoice Docusaurus template. They work in any project that renders React inside .md/.mdx (Docusaurus, Next.js, Vite, Astro, etc.) — no Docusaurus runtime required.

Install

npm install @writechoice/components

Peer dependencies: react and react-dom (>=18).

Usage

Import the single stylesheet once (e.g. in your app root / MDX provider):

import "@writechoice/components/styles.css";

Then use the components:

import { Callout, Steps, CardList, Accordion } from "@writechoice/components";

Docusaurus (one-line setup)

In Docusaurus you can skip the manual CSS import and MDX registration. Just add the bundled plugin to docusaurus.config.js:

plugins: ['@writechoice/components/docusaurus'],

It auto-loads the stylesheet and registers every component globally, so you can use <Callout>, <Steps>, <Card>, etc. in any .mdx with no imports. The plugin is optional and Docusaurus-only — it adds no dependency and other bundlers (Vite, Next, …) never load it.

It also applies default table styles (full-width, horizontal scroll). To turn them off, pass an option:

plugins: [
  ['@writechoice/components/docusaurus', { tableStyles: false }],
],

Outside Docusaurus, the table styles are opt-in:

import "@writechoice/components/tables.css";

Theming

The stylesheet already ships sensible default design tokens (theme.css), so components render correctly with no extra setup. To re-theme, override any token in your own :root (loaded after the package styles):

:root {
  --primary-color: #6b5bff;
}

Dark mode

Dark variants are defined under [data-theme="dark"] (same convention as Docusaurus). Toggle dark mode by setting that attribute on <html>:

document.documentElement.setAttribute("data-theme", "dark");

Components included (portable set)

| Component | Notes | |-----------|-------| | Accordion / AccordionGroup | Collapsible content (<details> based). | | Callout | type: info, tip/success, warning, danger, note, transpara, support, training. | | Card | Card with an icon or image (title, description, icon, image/imageDark, link, compact). Swaps imageDark in dark mode. | | CardList | Grid container (cols prop). Render Card/BadgeCard/APICard children inside. | | BadgeCard | Card with a badge/tag in the header (title, tag, description, link). | | APICard | Card with a colored HTTP method tag (title, method/type, description, link). | | Image | Responsive image (src, srcDark, width/size, border, noShadow). Swaps srcDark in dark mode. | | Video | Video player — direct MP4 or YouTube embed (src, width, autoPlay, alt). | | Request / Response | Titled, syntax-highlighted code example (title; code as child). | | CodeBlock | Standalone code block with highlighting + copy button (language, title). | | Steps | Numbered steps from heading children (titleSize, hideNumbers). | | DownloadButton | File download button (title, url, icon). | | Parameter | API parameter doc (name, type, required, default). | | Checklist | Interactive checklist, persisted to localStorage. | | Hint | Hover tooltip (hint, placement). | | Searchbar | Client-side filter/highlight wrapper for tables/cards/accordions. | | Feedback | Floating feedback form (uses EmailJS — keys are hardcoded; edit Feedback.jsx to use your own). |

Notes / differences from the Docusaurus version

  • All @docusaurus/*, @site/* and @theme/* couplings were removed.
  • DownloadButton/icons: useBaseUrl was dropped — image icon paths are used as-is, so pass absolute or already-resolved paths.
  • Feedback was converted from a CSS Module to plain (namespaced) classes so it fits the single-stylesheet model.
  • Per-component import "./x.css" were removed in favor of the single styles.css entry.
  • Base design tokens that used to come from the Docusaurus theme (Infima + custom.css) are now shipped as defaults in theme.css.
  • Callout backgrounds/borders were painted by Infima's .alert class in Docusaurus; those rules are now self-contained in callouts.css.
  • Cosmetic only: heading/parameter hash-link anchor icons (the link-on-hover glyph) came from the Docusaurus theme and are not included — the anchors still work, they're just not shown as an icon.
  • Card/Image dark-mode image swapping used useColorMode; it now uses a small portable hook that reads data-theme on <html> (no provider needed).
  • BadgeCard/APICard/Card @docusaurus/Link became a plain <a href>, and useBaseUrl was dropped (asset paths are used as-is).
  • Request/Response: in Docusaurus these rendered into a side panel synced to the page scroll (via a TOC override + site context). That panel doesn't exist outside the site, so they now render inline as titled, highlighted code blocks (powered by prism-react-renderer).

All components from the template are now ported — nothing is left behind.