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ux4g-ui

v0.0.4

Published

A CLI tool to install UX4G UI components into your project with a clean, shadcn-style copy-and-own workflow.

Downloads

8

Readme

📦 ux4g-ui

A simple command-line tool to install UX4G React components into your project — similar to shadcn/ui.

Each component is copied directly into your codebase so you fully own and customize it.

📚 View Documentation & Available Components


🚀 Installation

Use npx to run the CLI:

npx ux4g-ui add <component>

Example

npx ux4g-ui add accordion

🧩 How It Works

  • Fetches component source files from the ux4g-react registry
  • Copies them into your project's folder (default: src/components/<component>)
  • Lets you choose a custom installation path
  • You own the component source — edit freely

✨ Features

  • 📦 Install components on demand
  • 📁 Custom installation directory
  • 🎨 Beautiful CLI output
  • 🛠 No build step needed
  • 🧠 TypeScript-ready components
  • 🔗 Always fetches latest component definitions from GitHub

📥 Usage

Add a Component

npx ux4g-ui add accordion

Choose Installation Path

The CLI will prompt you:

Where should the component be installed?
(default: src/components/accordion)

You can enter any folder, for example:

src/ui/accordion
src/lib/accordion
components/ui/accordion

The CLI will create the needed folders automatically.