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HeroUI Component Scaffolding Skill

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Scaffolds new HeroUI v3 React components using compound component patterns. Enforces named exports, onPress handlers, and direct imports from @heroui/react. Use when creating new UI components.

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HeroUI Component Scaffolding Skill

Creates new components following HeroUI v3 Beta 3 compound patterns.

Before Creating Any Component

MANDATORY: Use HeroUI MCP tools first:

  1. mcp_heroui-react_list_components — Check if component exists
  2. mcp_heroui-react_get_component_info — Understand compound anatomy
  3. mcp_heroui-react_get_component_props — Get TypeScript types
  4. mcp_heroui-react_get_component_examples — See correct usage

Decision Tree

Does HeroUI v3 have it?
├─ YES → Import directly from @heroui/​react (NO wrappers!)
├─ ALMOST → Extend with tv() variants or composition
└─ NO → Only then build custom (with justification)

Component Template

// src/​components/​{ComponentName}.tsx

import { Card, Button } from "@heroui/​react";
import { tv } from "tailwind-variants";

interface {ComponentName}Props {
    title: string;
    onAction?: () => void;
}

const styles = tv({
    base: "p-4",
    variants: {
        variant: {
            default: "",
            highlighted: "ring-2 ring-primary",
        },
    },
});

export function {ComponentName}({ title, onAction }: {ComponentName}Props) {
    return (
        <Card className={styles()}>
            <Card.Content>
                <h3 className="text-lg font-semibold">{title}</​h3>
                {onAction && (
                    <Button onPress={onAction} variant="primary">
                        Action
                    </​Button>
                )}
            </​Card.Content>
        </​Card>
    );
}

Rules (from dev_instruction_v3.md)

RuleExample
Named exports onlyexport function ComponentName()
Use onPress<Button onPress={handler}>
Direct importsimport { Button } from "@heroui/​react"
Compound patterns<Card.Content>, <Modal.Body>
Strict typingDefine interface Props
No any typesUse proper TypeScript types

Examples

See resources/ for reference implementations:

  • resources/​card-example.tsx — Card compound pattern
  • resources/​modal-example.tsx — Modal compound pattern

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