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tournament-brackets-ui

v0.1.15

Published

A React component library for rendering tournament brackets.

Downloads

72

Readme

tournament-brackets-ui

A React component library for rendering tournament brackets. Supports both team and individual brackets in multiple sizes and three layout variants: expanded, collapsed-left, and collapsed-right.

Installation

npm install tournament-brackets-ui

Peer dependencies: React 18 or 19, React DOM 18 or 19.

Usage

Import the components and optional styles:

import { Expanded, CollapsedLeft, CollapsedRight } from "tournament-brackets-ui";
import "tournament-brackets-ui/style.css";

Components

  • Expanded — Full bracket layout with all rounds visible.
  • CollapsedLeft — Bracket with early rounds collapsed on the left.
  • CollapsedRight — Bracket with early rounds collapsed on the right.

Each component can render either teams or individuals. Use the entity prop or the shorthand subcomponents:

// Using entity prop
<Expanded entity="teams" size={8} teams={teams} />
<Expanded entity="individuals" size={8} players={players} />

// Using shorthand (entity is fixed)
<Expanded.Teams size={8} teams={teams} />
<Expanded.Individuals size={8} players={players} />

Same pattern for CollapsedLeft and CollapsedRight.

Supported sizes

| Entity | Sizes | |------------|---------------------------------| | Teams | 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 | | Individuals| 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 |

You must pass a size that matches the length of your teams or players array.

Data shape

Teams: an array of strings (e.g. team names or labels).

const teams = ["Team A", "Team B", "Team C", "Team D", "Team E", "Team F", "Team G", "Team H"];
<Expanded.Teams size={8} teams={teams} />

Individuals: an array of objects with id, name, and optional club.

const players = [
  { id: "E01", name: "Amira Hassan", club: "NFC" },
  { id: "E02", name: "Jinwoo Park", club: "SJU" },
  // ... one entry per player, length must match size
];
<Expanded.Individuals size={8} players={players} />

Styling (optional)

Individuals — Pass textStyles to customize player ID and name/club text:

<Expanded.Individuals
  size={8}
  players={players}
  textStyles={{
    playerId:  { fontFamily: "Arial", fontSize: 14, color: "#000" },
    playerText: { fontFamily: "Arial", fontSize: 12, color: "#333" },
  }}
/>

Teams — For expanded team brackets you can pass teamIDFontFamily, teamIDColor, and teamIDFontSize to style the team ID cell.

License

MIT