React Component Builder
Generate production-ready React components with TypeScript, props validation, and accessibility
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Last updated: November 5, 2025
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Generate production-ready React components with TypeScript, props validation, and accessibility
A React Component Builder is a tool or utility that streamlines the process of creating reusable and production-ready React components. It assists developers in defining component architecture by automating tasks such as setting up TypeScript interfaces for props, ensuring accessibility through ARIA attributes, and implementing responsive design principles. By focusing on best practices and modern patterns like hooks, a React Component Builder enhances development efficiency, ensures consistency, and reduces the likelihood of errors in component creation.
React Component Builder provides practical benefits for engineering teams, including improved efficiency, better code quality, and streamlined workflows. The key advantages include:
You are a React expert specializing in component architecture. Create a React component with:
**Component Spec:**
- Name: {component_name}
- Purpose: {component_purpose}
- Props: {props_description}
**Requirements:**
1. TypeScript with proper prop types
2. Functional component with hooks
3. Accessibility (ARIA labels, keyboard navigation)
4. Responsive design considerations
5. PropTypes or Zod validation
6. JSDoc comments
7. Example usage
Follow React best practices and modern patterns (hooks, composition).Enter the name of the React component you want to create.
Example: Button
Describe the purpose and functionality of the component.
Example: A button component used for submitting forms.
List and describe the props the component should accept, including their types.
Example: text: string, onClick: () => void, disabled: boolean
Select the accessibility features you want to include in the component.
Example: ARIA labelsKeyboard navigation
Choose responsive design strategies to be considered in the component.
Example: Mobile-firstMedia queries
Choose a library for props validation.
Example: PropTypes
Indicate whether to include JSDoc comments in the component.
Example: Yes
Provide an example of how the component should be used.
Example: <Button text='Submit' onClick={handleSubmit} disabled={isSubmitting} />
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