react:components

Yes, you can map Stitch design tokens to Tailwind CSS variables by extracting them from the downloaded HTML and writing them into src/globals.css. This ensures consistent theming across the generated shadcn/ui React components.

AST validation for generated React components works by using @swc/core to parse the code and verify syntax integrity. This ensures type safety and structural correctness in the shadcn/ui components extracted from Stitch HTML designs.

Yes, you need to download Stitch HTML to disk before converting to React. The system enforces disk-based retrieval to accurately parse the DOM, extract design assets, and map the structure to modular shadcn/ui components with Tailwind styling.

The best way to structure mock data for shadcn/ui components is to generate a centralized src/data/mockData.ts file. This approach wires data into the extracted React components through hooks, maintaining separation of concerns and production-ready architecture.

Yes, this design-to-code workflow supports atomic component generation by breaking down Stitch screen exports into individual, modular React components. It utilizes shadcn/ui primitives and Tailwind CSS to ensure each UI element is maintainable and reusable.