component-library

Build a production-ready React component library by scaffolding a /components/ui structure, adding a cn() utility for class merging, and generating reusable components with Tailwind CSS styling, Radix UI primitives, and CVA variants for consistent design patterns across 30+ form, data display, navigation, and layout components.

Yes. Radix UI primitives provide unstyled, accessible components that layer with Tailwind CSS for keyboard navigation, ARIA roles, and responsive design, enabling you to build accessible production components without reinventing accessibility patterns.

Integrate React Hook Form by building typed form field components that accept hook form methods as props, combining them with your Tailwind-styled inputs and validation patterns to create reusable, accessible form controls ready for production use.

Organize dark-mode support by using Tailwind CSS dark: utilities within your component variants and CVA configuration, allowing you to define light and dark styles once and toggle them globally across your entire component library without duplication.

TypeScript strongly typing your component props, slots, and variant configurations provides autocomplete, prevents runtime errors, and documents component APIs for other developers, making it essential for maintainability in a 30+ component library.

Yes. clsx conditionally constructs class strings, and tailwind-merge resolves conflicting Tailwind utilities so you can safely combine dynamic and variant-based classes without Tailwind conflicts breaking your styled components.