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bahrawy

v0.2.0

Published

Add Bahrawy components to your project — copy, paste, ship.

Readme

bahrawy

CLI for installing components from the Bahrawy / Picks library straight into a shadcn-ready Next.js project.

Use

# pick interactively from every available component
npx bahrawy add

# or name them
npx bahrawy add halo profile-card schema

# list everything
npx bahrawy list

npx bahrawy add <name> does, for each component:

  1. Checks that your project has a shadcn setup (components.json or components/ui must exist — run npx shadcn@latest init first if not).
  2. Downloads the component source from this repo via raw.githubusercontent into components/bahrawy/<name>.tsx (or components/bahrawy/<name>/ for multi-file components).
  3. Copies any missing shared files (lib/utils.ts, etc.).
  4. Installs the npm dependencies it needs (framer-motion, three, ogl, gsap, etc.) using your detected package manager (bun / pnpm / yarn / npm).
  5. Runs shadcn add for any required shadcn primitives.

Develop

# regenerate the registry from the actual component files in ../components/bahrawy
npm run generate

# compile to dist/
npm run build

# run the local source against any directory (useful for testing)
npm run dev -- add halo --cwd /path/to/test-project

Publish

The registry is auto-generated from the parent repo's components/bahrawy/* on every build via the prepublishOnly hook, so the registry can't drift.

# from the repo root
cd cli

# bump the version
npm version patch  # or minor / major

# publish to npm (requires `npm login`)
npm publish --access public

After publishing, anyone can run npx bahrawy add <component> against the latest published version.