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breachie.core.react-component-library

v0.0.25

Published

A React component library built with BaseUI, Tailwind CSS v4, and tailwind-variants, providing fully styled, reusable UI components.

Readme

React Component Library

A React component library built with BaseUI, Tailwind CSS v4, and tailwind-variants, providing fully styled, reusable UI components.

  • Zero-config usage: Consumers just install the library and use the components with their existing Tailwind setup.

  • Customizable: Variants and className props let you override styles easily.

  • Tree-shakeable: Only the components you use are included in your bundle.

  • Testing & Docs: Built with Storybook 9 and Vitest for component development and testing.

📚 Storybook

This library uses Storybook 9 to showcase and document components. You can run Storybook locally to view components in isolation, interact with variants, and develop new components.

1. Install dependencies

Make sure you have the library’s dev dependencies installed:

npm install

2. Run Storybook

Make sure you have the library’s dev dependencies installed:

npm run storybook

Open http://localhost:6006 in your browser to see the Storybook interface.

3. Build Storybook

To generate a static Storybook site:

npm run build-storybook

4. Notes

Storybook uses the Tailwind plugin in the library’s Vite config for local development so styles render correctly.

This is only for development/documentation; the library build itself does not bundle Tailwind. Consumers rely on their own Tailwind setup.

📋 TODO:

  • Enable hosting storybook static site in AWS