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patties-ui

v0.0.2

Published

Patties UI catalog — copy-in component source, registry, and shared helpers stamped by `patties add`.

Readme

patties-ui

Optional component catalog for Patties, shipped as copy-in source.

Install

bun add -D patties-ui

Then use the patties CLI to stamp components into your project:

bunx patties ui init                 # scaffold tokens + helpers (once)
bunx patties add button card
bunx patties add --list
bunx patties add --all
bunx patties add button --theme slate # apply a base-color preset
bunx patties view button             # print source before stamping
bunx patties update button           # re-stamp after showing the diff
bunx patties migrate                 # codemod radix imports / RTL props

Component source lands at app/components/ui/<name>.tsx — yours to edit. The CLI also drops shared helpers under app/components/ui/_internal/, merges CSS variables into app/styles/tokens.css, and adds the relevant peer deps to your package.json. Theme presets (neutral / slate / stone / zinc) ship under templates/themes/.

How it works

patties-ui exports a zod-typed registry — ComponentEntrySchema (patties-ui/schema) is the source of truth, patties-ui/registry is the data, and patties-ui/templates/... holds the source. The patties add command in the patties CLI resolves this package from your project's node_modules/ at command time. If patties-ui isn't installed, patties add errors with an install hint and exits — the framework itself stays lean for users on a different design system.

add also installs from local paths, https URLs, and @ns/<name> namespaced registries (configured via ui.registries in patties.config.ts); patties ui build emits a fetchable registry.json + per-component payloads so third parties can publish their own registries.

Status

All 60 components shipped and published to npm. patties add <component> stamps source into your project.

See agent_specs/ui in the docs repo for per-component specs.