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Install Command
The install line for a library, switchable between package managers, with the runner and the installer kept apart.
npx shadcn@latest add Tinkerers-Labs/mischief-ui/hold-buttonRunning a package and adding one are different verbs, so they come from different tables.
Installation
Copy the source into your project, or keep it behind a package.
npx shadcn@latest add Tinkerers-Labs/mischief-ui/install-commandimport { InstallCommand } from "mischief-ui/install-command"Usage
export function Install() {
return (
<InstallCommand
run="shadcn@latest add tabs"
add="my-lib"
prompt="Read the docs, then add Tabs to this project."
/>
)
}API
runstringArguments for a one-off runner, such as shadcn@latest add tabs.addstringPackages to add as a dependency.promptstringAn instruction to paste into a coding agent, offered beside the commands.managers, defaultManagerPackageManager[], PackageManagerWhich package managers to offer and which leads. Defaults to npm.packageLabel, promptLabel, notestring, string, ReactNodeCopy for the two extra options and the line beneath.Accessibility
The options are a labelled group of toggle buttons reporting their pressed state, so the current choice is announced rather than shown only by a border. Running a package and adding a dependency are separate verbs, so they come from separate tables instead of one being derived from the other by rewriting a string. Only the options you supply are rendered, and a prompt wraps rather than scrolling sideways.