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vite-react-next-custom-components

v1.0.0

Published

a month ago

Custom UI components built on top of shadcn/ui for Vite, React, and Next.js

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Vite React Next Custom Components

This package provides a collection of pre-built, custom React components meant for your Next.js and Vite applications.

Prerequisites

⚠️ IMPORTANT: These components are built on top of shadcn/ui. You MUST initialize shadcn/ui in your project before using these components.

Ensure your project uses lucide-react for icons and has a standard Shadcn setup with the cn utility in lib/utils.

Installation & Usage

You do not need to install this package as a dependency. Instead, use npx to add components directly into your codebase.

We provide a short CLI command custs to quickly add components to your project. The components will be automatically installed in your components/custom-components (or src/components/custom-components) folder.

Install a single component

npx custs add ApplicationButton

Install ALL custom components at once

npx custs add all

Note on Imports

The CLI automatically attempts to rewrite the internal monorepo aliases (@workspace/ui/components) into the standard Shadcn UI aliases (@/components/ui/). Depending on your project's tsconfig.json path setup, you may need to adjust the alias paths in the downloaded files slightly if you don't use the standard @/ alias.