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An open registry of 40 MIT components and a working Settings screen #12438
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Update: three AI parts are in the open registry now too, under MIT.
Same requirements as above, React 19 and Tailwind 4. The public sample repo now opens on a screen built only from these three: https://github.com/dprvda/beamline |
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I make Beamline UI, a React component library for building apps with coding agents. Its free part is now an open registry, so the shadcn CLI installs it with no key and no account.
The piece I'd try first is the Settings block:
It's a whole screen, not a form demo: profile, time zone with the local time, appearance, notifications by channel, members, plan and usage, API keys. One draft covers every panel, and Save calls a real handler you pass in. The danger zone uses hold-to-confirm. A fill sweeps across while you hold and drains if you let go early, and it works with pointer, touch, Space and Enter.
If you try it:
src/ui/beamlineas editable source. Nothing runs from our servers.npx shadcn@latest add https://beamline.io/registry/open/free.jsoninstalls all 36 components at once.Live examples: https://beamline.io/components/settings
The rest of the library is paid. These 40 items are the free part. I'd like to hear how the install goes in an existing shadcn project, especially anything that clashes with what you already have.
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