react-19

Guide React 19 component and hook patterns with the React Compiler in .tsx projects.

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Skill: react-19
Source: https://github.com/prowler-cloud/prowler/tree/main/skills/react-19
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/prowler-cloud/prowler --skill react-19-prowler-cloud

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill guides teams on applying React 19 patterns and React Compiler constraints in .tsx projects, enabling consistent component design and reliable behavior.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Guidance on server components first, including when to mark a component as client and how to structure server/client boundaries.
  • Best practices for hooks, imports, and ref usage aligned with React 19 patterns and the React Compiler.
  • Real-world use cases covering Next.js 15 interop and scalable frontend development.

Quick Start

Create a new .tsx component following React 19 patterns and apply the React Compiler rules to ensure proper server/client separation

Frequently Asked Questions about react-19

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I structure React 19 server and client components in a Next.js 15 project?

React 19 hooks and ref usage must follow React Compiler constraints to ensure reliable behavior. Best practices dictate specific patterns for imports and component structure that align with compiler optimizations in your .tsx files.

What is the best way to apply React Compiler rules when building TypeScript components?

React 19 server components should be the default, marking a component as a client only when necessary. This approach structures server/client boundaries effectively to ensure consistent patterns and scalable frontend development.

When do I need to mark a React 19 component as a client component?

Next.js 15 interop works with React 19 patterns by applying server components first and structuring server/client boundaries explicitly. This ensures scalable frontend development and reliable behavior across your application.

Does the React Compiler change how I use hooks in React 19?

React 19 patterns with the React Compiler enforce specific constraints on hook usage and imports. Limitations arise if server/client boundaries are not structured correctly, potentially causing inconsistent component behavior in .tsx projects.