react:components

Converting Stitch designs into React components involves automated scaffolding that applies atomic design structures. The process maps style tokens, enforces TypeScript interface naming, and validates outputs via AST checks to ensure type safety.

Automated validation uses AST checks to scan generated React components for hardcoded hex values. It enforces type safety by ensuring styles map to centralized design tokens, preventing static color values from bypassing the style guide.

SWC is used as a validated tooling dependency during design-to-code generation. It processes and compiles the modular React components scaffolded from Stitch designs, ensuring the output maintains type safety and atomic design structure.

React component generation enforces TypeScript interfaces to end with Props. This strict naming convention ensures type safety across the generated UI system and maintains consistent component architecture throughout the design-to-code workflow.

Mapping design tokens to a centralized style guide is handled automatically during atomic design component scaffolding. This skill syncs Stitch design tokens with the style guide to maintain visual consistency and prevent hardcoded hex values.

React component generation requires atomic design structure to ensure modularity and scalability across the UI system. This architecture allows the generated components to be easily integrated, tested, and reused throughout the web project.