react:components

To convert Stitch designs into React components, this tool fetches screen JSON and HTML artifacts to generate modular Vite components. It enforces TypeScript prop interfaces and maps Tailwind theme values to your project's style guide for consistent, type-safe output.

To ensure generated React components match your Vite architecture, the tool isolates hook-based logic, decouples static data into mock files, and validates the component AST using npm run validate. This enforces structural consistency and reduces implementation drift.

Yes, you can generate React components from Stitch screens without manual styling adjustments. The tool synchronizes generated Tailwind classes with resources/style-guide.json, ensuring the output matches your design system's theme values automatically.

AST validation is required when converting Stitch designs to React code to guarantee each generated component meets project quality rules. The tool runs npm run validate against the output AST to catch structural errors and ensure the component is production-ready.

Stitch to React component generations include separate mock data files to decouple static design data from business logic. This keeps your React components modular and maintainable by isolating hook-based logic from the hardcoded content fetched from the design artifacts.

To generate React components from Stitch design pages, you need npm and bash available to execute validation scripts and fetch design artifacts. The environment must support list_tools and web_fetch to retrieve the Stitch screen JSON, screenshots, and HTML needed for implementation.