Create Component

Create a new Spark UI component following the project's standards and file structure.

When to Use

• User wants to create a new component
• User mentions "new component", "add component", or "create component"
• User is implementing a component from a design

Instructions

1. Determine component location: Components go in packages/components/src/<component-name>/

2. Create the file structure:

   component-name/
   ├── ComponentName.tsx           # Main component
   ├── ComponentName.styles.tsx    # Styling with CVA
   ├── ComponentName.test.tsx      # Unit tests
   ├── ComponentName.stories.tsx   # Storybook stories
   ├── ComponentName.doc.mdx       # Documentation
   ├── index.ts                    # Exports
   └── variants/                   # Style variants (if applicable)

3. Component Implementation:

   • Use TypeScript with strict typing
   • Implement polymorphic behavior with asChild prop if needed
   • Use CVA (Class Variance Authority) for styling variants
   • Include data-spark-component attribute
   • Ensure WCAG 2.1 AA compliance
   • Use proper ARIA attributes

4. Styling:

   • Create ComponentName.styles.tsx with CVA
   • Define variants (size, variant, etc.)
   • Use TailwindCSS classes

5. Tests:

   • Create ComponentName.test.tsx with Vitest + React Testing Library
   • Test rendering, props, variants, and accessibility
   • Test user interactions

6. Stories:

   • Create ComponentName.stories.tsx following Storybook CSF format
   • Use Components/* meta structure
   • Create stories for: Default, Uncontrolled, Controlled, and other variants
   • One story per prop/feature

7. Documentation:

   • Create ComponentName.doc.mdx with sections in this order:
     • Title (H1)
     • Meta (link to stories)
     • Install
     • Import
     • Props table (using ArgTypes component)
     • Usage (Default, Uncontrolled, Controlled, others alphabetically)
     • Advanced Usage
     • Accessibility

8. Exports:

   • Create index.ts with named exports
   • Export component, types, and sub-components if compound

9. For Compound Components:

   • Use Object.assign pattern
   • Set display names for all sub-components
   • Document sub-components in ArgTypes

10. Verify:

    • Run npm run lint to check code quality
    • Run npm run typecheck to verify types
    • Run tests to ensure they pass
    • Check Storybook renders correctly

Examples

Reference existing components in packages/components/src/ for patterns:

• Simple component: badge/, button/
• Compound component: card/, input/, accordion/
• Complex component: combobox/, select/