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Form Input

A comprehensive collection of reusable UI components built with modern best practices. All components are designed to be accessible, customizable, and performant.

Overview

Our component library provides battle-tested solutions for common UI patterns. Each component follows consistent design principles and includes proper TypeScript support, accessibility features, and comprehensive documentation.

Component Categories

Form Components

Essential form elements for building user interfaces and data collection.

Layout Components

Structural components for organizing and displaying content.

  • Card - Versatile container for content display
  • Container - Responsive layout wrapper
  • Grid - Flexible grid system
  • Stack - Vertical and horizontal stacking

Feedback Components

Components for user feedback and notifications.

  • Alert - Important message display
  • Toast - Temporary notification messages
  • Progress - Progress indicators
  • Spinner - Loading states

Interactive elements for user navigation and actions.

Data Display Components

Components for presenting and organizing data.

  • Table - Data table with sorting and filtering
  • List - Ordered and unordered lists
  • Badge - Status and count indicators
  • Avatar - User profile images

Design Principles

All components follow these core principles:

  • Accessibility First - Built with ARIA attributes and keyboard navigation
  • Consistent Design - Unified visual language and interaction patterns
  • Flexible & Customizable - Easy to adapt to different design systems
  • Performance Optimized - Lightweight and efficient rendering
  • TypeScript Ready - Full type safety and IntelliSense support

Getting Started

Installation

npm install @codecng/components

Basic Usage

import { FormInput, Button, Card } from '@codecng/components' function MyForm() { return ( <Card> <FormInput label="Name" required /> <FormInput label="Email" type="email" required /> <Button variant="primary">Submit</Button> </Card> ) }

Quick Setup

  1. Install the package - Add to your project dependencies
  2. Import components - Use named imports for the components you need
  3. Start building - Combine components to create your interfaces

Customization

Components can be customized through:

  • CSS Custom Properties - Theme variables for colors, spacing, and typography
  • Design Tokens - Consistent values for design system elements
  • Component Props - Built-in customization options
  • CSS Modules - Component-specific styling

Browser Support

  • Modern Browsers - Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge (latest 2 versions)
  • Mobile Browsers - iOS Safari, Chrome Mobile
  • Accessibility - Screen readers, keyboard navigation, high contrast

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please see our Contributing Guide for:

  • Component development guidelines
  • Design system principles
  • Testing requirements
  • Documentation standards

Resources

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