The integration process consists of 4 key components:
- Dependency check:Make sure the project package.json contains the
@heroui/reactcap (a poem)tailwindcssDependencies, versions need to match the requirements of the generated code (usually labeled in the code header) - Component Import:Paste the copied code into the new file, pay attention to check the import path of each HeroUI component is correct, for example
import {Button} from '@heroui/react' - Style Adaptation:If the project uses CSS Module or Styled-components, you need to convert the Tailwind class name to the implementation of the corresponding system.
- Functional testing:Focus on verifying that the responsive layout, interaction state (e.g. button hover effect) is consistent with the preview effect
Common problem handling: If the style is missing, check if the Tailwind configuration file contains the custom colors required by HeroUI; if the component is not rendered, make sure the passing of children prop is handled correctly. All generated code can be submitted to the official GitHub repository for technical support.
This answer comes from the articleHeroUI Chat: the AI tool that turns web design into React codeThe
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