Component Contracts FAQs

Question 1

What is the role of Radix Primitives in Component Contracts?

Accepted Answer

Radix Primitives is the accessibility foundation within Component Contracts. It maps component types to Radix UI primitives, exposing their ARIA contracts and keyboard interactions, ensuring accessible composition.

Question 2

How does it help manage component variants?

Accepted Answer

It manages component variant manifests, including versions, deprecation info, and required slots. It also classifies variant changes (major, minor, patch) and validates component usage across your codebase.

Question 3

How does Component Contracts integrate design tokens?

Accepted Answer

It defines and manages design token bindings between Figma and code, ensuring consistent styling across design and development environments and acting as a single source of truth for visual properties.

Question 4

What is Component Contracts?

Accepted Answer

Component Contracts establishes the authority layer for design-to-code component lifecycles. It provides engineering contracts for component variants and foundational accessibility contracts for your UI library.

Question 5

Can Component Contracts validate component usage?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it can scan your workspace for component usage and validate variant values and required slots against the defined manifest, helping to maintain correctness and consistency in your component library.

Component Contracts

Component Contracts

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