react:components

To convert Stitch designs into React components, fetch design JSON from Stitch MCP and map tokens and styles into modular React components. The process uses an automated pipeline with AST validation to ensure type safety and prevent styling leaks.

AST validation for React component generation is an automated check that enforces strict type safety and styling rules during code scaffolding. It ensures generated React components maintain code quality, modular architecture, and maintainability.

Yes, this React component generation pipeline enforces strict type safety by applying readonly Prop interfaces to all generated components. This architectural constraint prevents styling leaks and ensures long-term maintainability.

You can map Stitch design tokens to React styles by retrieving design JSON from Stitch MCP and passing it through a deterministic pipeline. The pipeline maps tokens and styles directly to modular React components.

You need the @swc/core dependency installed in your frontend environment to generate React components from Stitch. This supports the AST validation pipeline that enforces type safety and code quality checks.

Yes, you can use an end-to-end validation checklist with AST validation to prevent styling leaks in React components. The automated audit checks ensure generated code adheres to modular architecture and strict styling rules.