Architecture Overview
🎨 Component-First, Framework-Agnostic
Tuix Web Components is a UI library built with native Web Components, designed to integrate seamlessly into any frontend framework --- including React, Vue, Angular, and plain HTML. The library is based on the
🌗 Theme-Aware and Fully Responsive
Each component adapts to light and dark themes using a well-defined color palette. All elements are fully responsive, supporting desktop, tablet, and mobile layouts with no additional configuration required.
🔄 Continuous Integration and Delivery
The release workflow includes CI/CD pipelines that check for style and test correctness, then automatically publish new versions to NPM and generate web bundles for direct browser usage.
Technology Stack
🧠 Component Development
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Web Standards: Web Components
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Design System: Based on Atomic Design principles
🎨 Styling & Theming
- CSS Variables: Used for theme switching (dark/light)
📦 Packaging
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NPM: Published as
npm: tuix-webcomponents -
Web Bundle: Generated for direct
<script>usage
🔄 DevOps
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CI/CD Pipeline: Validates code style, runs tests, builds package and web bundle
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Automated Release: Deploys to NPM and public asset hosting on merge
Why This Stack and Architecture
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Web Components → Natively supported in browsers and agnostic of frameworks --- a future-proof, reusable solution for cross-project UI consistency
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Atomic Design → Ensures components are modular, scalable, and easy to compose
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NPM + Web Bundle → Supports both modern app frameworks and traditional HTML use cases
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CI/CD Workflow → Reduces human error, speeds up delivery, and ensures consistency
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Theming System → A shared color palette provides visual consistency across products and even branded merchandise
Feature Highlights
- Framework-Agnostic Usage Components can be consumed via NPM in modern SPAs (React, Vue, Angular) or embedded directly into static HTML via script tags offering maximum flexibility.
- Atomic UI Building Blocks Each UI element is crafted as a reusable atom, molecule or organism with well-documented props, state variations, and responsive behaviors.
- Built-In Theme Support Components auto-adapt to dark or light themes.
- Public Documentation with Storybook We use Storybook to document each component visually. Developers can explore variations, live-edit props, and view previews of every component state --- making onboarding and integration fast and intuitive.
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Streamlined Publishing Workflow Every push to the mainbranch of the repository automatically triggers the following sequence via the CI/CD pipeline:
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Validation -- Linting, type checks, and tests are run to ensure code quality.
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Bundling -- The application is compiled and packaged using esbuild.
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Version Bumping -- A new version is automatically calculated and applied using semantic versioning.
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Publishing --
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A new version is released to npm (Node Package Manager).
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The public web bundle is uploaded to AWS S3 bucket.
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No manual intervention is required for any step --- the full process is triggered solely by a push to to the main branch.
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Challenges & Lessons Learned
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Cross-Framework Compatibility Designing components that worked consistently in React, Vue, and Angular required careful testing and standardization around lifecycle events and property binding.
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Theme & Responsiveness Supporting dark/light themes and multiple screen sizes required a robust approach to styling. Using CSS variables and design tokens helped centralize control.
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Release Automation Building a smooth CI/CD pipeline that handled tests, bundling, and dual publishing (NPM + standalone) was key to developer confidence and fast iteration.
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