shadcn-ui

To add and customize React UI components without vendor lock-in, use a CLI to copy the exact component sources directly into your project. This copy-first approach ensures you own the code and can tailor it freely without external dependencies.

The best way to theme a React component library using Tailwind is by leveraging CSS variables. This compatibility allows for easy branding and theming directly within your modern frontend stack, ensuring consistent design across all 40+ components.

Yes, this React UI component library supports accessibility because it is built with Radix Primitives. These primitives ensure composability and accessible interactions across the 40+ components available to copy into your project.

To initialize a copy-based UI component library in a modern frontend stack, run the CLI-based init command. This sets up the minimal configuration required to start adding and customizing components immediately within your React project.

Use a copy-first component library instead of an npm package dependency to avoid vendor lock-in and inconsistent UI. Copying exact component sources into your project lets you own and customize the code directly for your specific functional requirements.