react:components

To convert Stitch designs into React components, you need an automated pipeline that transforms design data into modular outputs. This approach scaffolds ready-to-use React components while enforcing Atomic Design principles and token-driven styling.

Atomic Design in React component generation is a modular architecture methodology that breaks down user interfaces into fundamental building blocks. It enforces this structure during design-to-code conversion to ensure highly reusable, independently testable React component libraries.

AST validation improves generated React components by parsing the code structure to catch hardcoded values and missing interfaces. Using @swc/core for AST validation ensures that the generated React components maintain strict type safety and adhere to design-token alignment.

Yes, you can generate React components for both mobile and desktop interfaces. The design-to-code workflow processes Stitch design specifications across various viewport contexts, ensuring the resulting modular component library adapts responsively using mapped tailwind config tokens.

To enforce strict Readonly Props interfaces in generated React code, the transformation pipeline applies static typing rules during code generation. This AST-validated approach ensures all component props are strictly typed as Readonly, preventing unintended mutations and guaranteeing type-safe component usage.

The best way to map design tokens to Tailwind config in React is through an automated extraction process during design-to-code conversion. This pipeline maps extracted tailwind config values directly to component styling, ensuring strict alignment between the Stitch design source and the generated React components.