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React rules for the project Applies to files matching: **/*.tsx.

FranciscoMoretti☆ 999 Repository stars99 Repository forks

Installation

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Skill instructions

Components

  • Prefer function components: Use React function components with hooks over class components.
  • Client vs server: Mark interactive components with "use client" at the top of the file; keep non-interactive logic in server components or libraries.
  • No default exports: Use named exports for all components.

Hooks

  • Hook ordering: Follow the standard rules of hooks; no conditional or looped hooks.
  • Derived state: Prefer deriving values from props/form state instead of duplicating them in useState.
  • Effects: Keep useEffect minimal and side effect focused; avoid using it for basic data derivation.

Forms

  • Validation: Use react-hook-form + Zod for all non-trivial forms.
  • UI primitives: Prefer shadcn Form primitives (Form, FormField, FormItem, FormLabel, FormControl, FormMessage) for form layout and error handling.
  • Schema location: Co-locate small form schemas with the component; extract only when reused across modules.

Styling & Layout

  • Class merging: Use the shared cn utility for conditional classes.
  • Composition: Prefer smaller composed components over deeply nested JSX in a single component.

Configuration Access

  • Client components: Always use useConfig() from @/components/config-provider to access site configuration in client components ("use client").
  • Never import siteConfig directly in client components—it derives values from server-only environment variables. The ConfigProvider receives a serialized version that decouples client code from server secrets.

Examples

Read the usage examples in the source repository.

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Source history

Indexed on
2026-01-20
Index updated
2026-02-05
Branch
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