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- Generates a custom React hook for an Appo SDK feature. Returns TypeScript code with types, error handling, and loading states.MIT
- Retrieve a list of all available shadcn/ui v4 components to understand component structure and installation.MIT
- Scan directories and files to analyze React component props, filter by component name or prop, and retrieve TypeScript type information.MIT
- Search for company logos and retrieve them as React components (JSX/TSX) or SVG markup for UI development projects.ISC
- List all available shadcn/ui component templates to browse and select components for your React project.MIT
- Extract SVG components from React/TypeScript/JavaScript files into individual .svg files, preserving SVG structure and removing React-specific code.MIT
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- AlicenseCqualityCmaintenanceProvides AI-powered tools to apply UX/UI best practices, Nielsen's heuristics, cognitive biases, and Material-UI patterns to React components. Enables automated application of responsive design, Apple design patterns, and complete UX guidelines through natural language commands.Last updated2763MIT
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- Retrieve a comprehensive list of all stackzero-labs/ui components. Use this to explore and select components for your UI development.MIT
- Generate React UI component code snippets from natural language requests, then integrate them into your codebase for streamlined UI development.ISC
- Generate React UI component code snippets from natural language descriptions for integration into development projects.ISC
- Refines and improves React UI components by redesigning them based on user feedback, providing updated code and implementation instructions for better styling, layout, or responsiveness.ISC
- Analyze rendered HTML to identify internal dependencies of a component, detecting React components, web components, and CSS class patterns for design system analysis.MIT
- Generates a React component with shadcn/ui patterns, optionally including TypeScript types, Vitest tests, and Storybook stories.MIT
- Redesign and improve React UI components by refining styling, layout, and responsiveness based on specific user feedback and file context.ISC
- Generate type-safe client code from API schemas with full type inference for TypeScript functions, React hooks, or Zustand actions.MIT
- Convert SVG strings or files into React components using SVGR, with settings for TypeScript, React Native, optimization, and formatting.MIT
- Find shadcn/ui components by keyword to access documentation and usage examples for building user interfaces.MIT
- Retrieve a comprehensive list of all available shadcn/ui components to explore and reference for UI development projects.MIT
- Scan React, Vue, and Svelte projects to generate a component catalog, helping teams document and discover design components.MIT
- Discover its-just-ui components by category including core, navigation, form, data-display, feedback, and layout to find the right UI element.MIT
- Generate UX/UI validation checklists for React components using Material-UI patterns and established design principles.MIT