Package coverage

Every component is documented on this site, but not every component ships as a ready-to-use React or web-component package yet. Use the matrix below to confirm what each package provides before installing.

Summary

  • @kaharagia/design-system (CSS classes + tokens) — 50/50 components covered.
  • @kaharagia/react19/50 components covered.
  • @kaharagia/web-components11/50 components covered.

Components without a React or web-component implementation can still be used: compose them in plain JSX/HTML using the CSS classes documented on each component page. Adding more components to the framework-specific packages is an ongoing effort — see Updates for the latest additions.

Coverage matrix

ComponentCSSReactWeb Component
Accordion
Alerts
Autocomplete
Avatar
Back Link
Badge
Breadcrumbs
Buttons
Cards
Character Count
Checkboxes
Cookie Banner
Date Input
Details
Empty States
Error Message
Error Summary
Exit This Page
Fieldset
File Download
File Upload
Hint
Inset Text
Label
Lists
Modal
Notification
Pagination
Panel
Password Input
Phase Banner
Progress Indicator
Radios
Search Box
Select
Service Navigation
Signature Pad
Skip Link
Spinner
Status Dot
Summary List
Tables
Tabs
Tags
Task List
Text Input
Textarea
Timeline
Tooltip
Warning Text

If a component you need isn't in your package

  1. Read the component's showcase page to see the documented HTML and CSS class structure.
  2. Use those classes directly in your application's JSX/templates — the CSS ships in @kaharagia/design-system and is available on every page that imports it.
  3. For interactive components (Modal, Tabs, Accordion, Tooltip), the showcase uses Radix UI primitives underneath. You can adopt the same approach in your own codebase until a first-party React component lands.

Roadmap

Framework-package parity with the CSS layer is the v2 medium-term goal. Priority order for new React/web-component implementations is roughly:

  1. Modal, Tabs, Accordion, Tooltip (high-traffic interactives currently CSS+Radix only).
  2. Avatar, Cards, Pagination, Status Dot (common composition primitives).
  3. Date Input, File Upload, Search Box, Autocomplete (form primitives beyond the basics).
  4. Notification, Cookie Banner, Empty States (page-level feedback patterns).