heroui-react

Integrate HeroUI v3 components into React apps without a provider.

Updated Feb 4, 2026

Search Tags:#theming #accessibility #react #design-system #compound-components #tailwind-v4 #heroUI

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Command: npx skills add https://github.com/memorysaver/agentpit-gg --skill heroui-react

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

HeroUI v3 provides a no-provider React component library with accessible, compound components and Tailwind CSS v4 theming, reducing setup complexity for UI development.

Core Features & Use Cases

No provider is required; use Card.Header, Card.Content, Card.Footer directly.
Tailwind v4 based styling and CSS variable theming for rapid design-system adoption.
Documentation-first: fetches MDX docs and component APIs to accelerate development.

Quick Start

Install the beta packages and Tailwind v4 tooling, initialize Tailwind in your project, and begin using HeroUI components following the docs.

Frequently Asked Questions about heroui-react

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I build accessible React components with HeroUI v3?▼

HeroUI v3 provides accessible React components without requiring a provider. Use compound components like Card.Header, Card.Content, and Card.Footer directly in your React app, leveraging Tailwind CSS v4 for styling and built-in accessibility features.

Do I need a provider to use HeroUI components in React?▼

No. HeroUI v3 requires no provider setup. Install the beta packages (@heroui/react@beta, @heroui/styles@beta), initialize Tailwind v4, and start using components immediately without wrapper configuration.

Can I use HeroUI v3 with Tailwind CSS v4?▼

Yes. HeroUI v3 is built on Tailwind CSS v4 and uses CSS variable theming. Ensure your project has Tailwind v4 tooling configured, then install the HeroUI beta packages to enable full theming and component styling.

What's the difference between HeroUI compound components and standard React components?▼

HeroUI compound components like Card.Header and Card.Content compose together semantically, reducing prop drilling and improving accessibility. They follow the compound component pattern, letting you build complex UI layouts with cleaner, more maintainable code.

How do I get started integrating HeroUI into an existing React project?▼

Install @heroui/react@beta and @heroui/styles@beta, initialize Tailwind v4 in your project, then import HeroUI components and use them directly. Full setup and usage guidance is in the accompanying SKILL.md documentation.

Does HeroUI v3 support design-system theming?▼

Yes. HeroUI v3 uses CSS variable theming built on Tailwind v4, enabling rapid design-system adoption and customization without ejecting from the component library or writing custom CSS.