create-component-react

To create reusable React components with TypeScript prop forwarding, define an I<Component>Props interface and spread native attributes via {...rest} to pass properties like aria-* or onClick directly to native elements.

The best way to merge class names in a React design system is using the clsx utility, which combines base component classes with external class names passed through props without style conflicts.

To export React components for reuse across multiple TypeScript packages, centralize exports in an index.ts file, allowing consumers to import type-safe UI components consistently via package paths like @idealjs/camphora-react.

Yes, you can use stateless functional components for a standardized React design system. This approach fulfills requirements for TypeScript interfaces, native attribute passthrough, and clean exports without managing internal state.

Yes, this React component blueprint uses TypeScript interfaces prefixed with I<Component>Props to enforce strict type safety and ensure standardized, predictable prop handling across the design system.

Forwarding native HTML attributes to React components in a design system allows developers to pass standard properties like disabled or aria-* directly through {...rest}, ensuring native element compatibility and accessibility without bespoke prop drilling.