react-composition

Create React-based video compositions with type-safe media component wrappers.

14|1|Updated Jan 23, 2026
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Skill: react-composition
Source: https://github.com/editframe/skills/tree/main/react-composition
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/editframe/skills --skill react-composition-editframe

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Creates a cohesive, type-safe interface for building React-based video compositions by wrapping common media components into a consistent, reusable API.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Type-safe wrappers for Timegroup, Video, Audio, Image, Text, Captions, and related elements to accelerate composition development.
  • Supports TimelineRoot integration and optional Workbench references for preview and render parity.
  • Use Case: rapidly prototype a multi-scene video with overlays, transitions, and synchronized media in TypeScript projects.

Quick Start

Install and import the Skill package, then wrap your Video composition with TimelineRoot to start building a React-based edit timeline.

Frequently Asked Questions about react-composition

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build a React video timeline with synchronized media components in TypeScript?

Build multi-scene React video compositions by sequencing Timegroup scenes and embedding Video, Audio, Image, Text, and Captions through type-safe wrappers that ensure correct media synchronization in TypeScript projects.

What is a Timegroup scene in a React video composition?

A Timegroup scene sequences and organizes multiple media elements like Video, Audio, and Text within a React video timeline, enabling synchronized playback and complex multi-scene transitions.

Can I use standard React components for video editing without a TimelineRoot wrapper?

TimelineRoot is required for correct render and runtime behavior, providing the necessary context for type-safe media wrappers to function properly and maintain preview parity during React video composition.

Does this approach support video previews and workbench UIs?

The composition approach supports optional Workbench references that enable previews and configuration UIs, ensuring render parity between the development workbench and the final video output.

How do I add captions and text overlays to a React video timeline?

Add captions and text overlays by utilizing dedicated type-safe Text and Captions wrappers within the TimelineRoot structure, allowing synchronized integration alongside Video, Audio, and Image components.

What are the limitations of using React wrappers for video composition?

React video composition relies on a defined API surface with specific wrappers, so custom video effects outside the provided Timegroup, Video, Audio, Image, and Text elements may require extending functionality via optional references.