ratio-ui

Ratio UI is a React component library and design system for knowledge sharing. It contains reusable UI components, design tokens, Storybook documentation, and the small build/config packages used to ship them.

Packages

Package	Path	Description
@eventuras/ratio-ui	packages/ratio-ui	Core React components, layout primitives, forms, design tokens, CSS, and Storybook.
@eventuras/ratio-ui-next	packages/ratio-ui-next	Next.js wrappers for Ratio UI Image and Link.
@ratio-ui/eslint-config	config/eslint-config	Shared ESLint presets and local rules.
@ratio-ui/typescript-config	config/typescript-config	Shared TypeScript config presets.
@ratio-ui/vite-config	config/vite-config	Shared Vite library build presets.

Requirements

• Node.js 24 (.nvmrc is the source of truth)
• pnpm 11

corepack enable
nvm use
pnpm install

The workspace uses pnpm's minimumReleaseAge setting to avoid resolving very newly published packages during installs.

Development

pnpm storybook      # run the Ratio UI Storybook on http://localhost:6006
pnpm build          # build all packages with Turbo
pnpm lint           # lint all packages
pnpm test           # run package test suites
pnpm dev            # run package dev tasks configured for Turbo

For focused package work, run commands through pnpm's filter support:

pnpm --filter @eventuras/ratio-ui storybook
pnpm --filter @eventuras/ratio-ui test
pnpm --filter @eventuras/ratio-ui-next build

Repository Layout

Inside packages/ratio-ui/src, components are grouped by intended use:

• core: general-purpose UI primitives such as Button, Card, Tabs, Table.
• forms: inputs and form helpers built around React Aria patterns.
• layout: layout primitives such as Container, Stack, Dialog, Drawer.
• blocks: larger composed sections such as Hero, Story, and error states.
• pages: page-level layouts and page states.
• tokens: CSS and TypeScript design token sources.
• visuals, commerce, console, toast: domain-oriented component groups.

Documentation

• packages/ratio-ui/README.md explains how to install and consume the core package.
• packages/ratio-ui/docs contains deeper notes on CSS exports, themes, token decisions, and component API design.
• Component behavior and examples live next to the component as Storybook stories.
• Small component-level README files are used where an API or integration needs more detail.

Working On Components

Prefer the existing local pattern for a component group. A typical component directory contains the component implementation, an index.ts export, optional CSS, and a *.stories.tsx file.

Public components should be imported through package subpaths instead of a single root barrel:

import { Button } from '@eventuras/ratio-ui/core/Button';
import { TextField } from '@eventuras/ratio-ui/forms/Input';

Most application entry points also need one of the CSS entry points from @eventuras/ratio-ui; see packages/ratio-ui/docs/css-exports.md.

Changesets And Releases

Versioning and publishing are handled with Changesets:

pnpm changeset          # describe a user-facing package change
pnpm changeset:version  # update package versions and changelogs
pnpm release            # publish packages to npm

The PR workflow warns when a changeset is missing. Documentation-only and internal-only changes may not need one.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for the local development workflow, component authoring expectations, and pull request checklist.

License

Licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0 (MPL-2.0). Copyright (c) 2026 Losol AS.