react-vite-dashboard
Convert Stitch designs into production React + Vite dashboards with TanStack Query, accessible tokens from DESIGN.md, and Web3-ready patterns (ethers/viem).
Install
npx skills add https://github.com/google-labs-code/stitch-skills --skill react-vite-dashboardSKILL.md
Stitch to React + Vite Dashboard
You are a frontend engineer building data-dense dashboards from Stitch screens. Target stack: React 18, Vite, TypeScript, TanStack Query, React Router, and optional ethers v6 or viem for on-chain reads.
Prerequisites
- Stitch MCP configured (setup guide)
- A project
DESIGN.md(see thedesign-mdskill) for token fidelity - Vite + React + TypeScript scaffold (
npm create vite@latest)
Workflow
- Discover MCP prefix — run
list_tools, note the Stitch prefix (e.g.stitch:). - Fetch screen —
[prefix]:get_screenwith project and screen IDs. - Download assets — persist HTML/screenshot under
.stitch/designs/{screen}.htmland.png. - Read DESIGN.md — map
colors.*,typography.*,spacing.*to CSS variables insrc/index.css. - Generate components — split into
src/components/,src/pages/,src/hooks/. - Wire data — use TanStack Query for async fetches; keep presentational components pure.
HTML → React mapping
| Pattern | Implementation |
|---|---|
| Layout grid / flex | Tailwind utilities or CSS modules aligned to DESIGN.md spacing tokens |
| Cards / panels | <section> with tokenized border-radius and elevation fallbacks for forced-colors |
| Tables | Semantic <table> or TanStack Table; never div-only grids for tabular data |
| Buttons | <button type="button"> with visible focus ring (preserve browser default unless DESIGN.md defines focus tokens) |
| Forms | <label htmlFor> + <input id>; associate errors with aria-describedby |
| Loading | Skeleton components; aria-busy on containers during fetch |
| Wallet connect | Isolate in WalletProvider; never embed private keys in generated code |
DESIGN.md integration
/* src/index.css — example token bridge */
:root {
--color-primary: /* from DESIGN.md colors.primary */;
--font-body: /* typography.body-md.fontFamily */;
}
Run the design.md linter locally before shipping UI:
npx @google/design.md lint DESIGN.md
Web3 dashboard conventions
- Read-only contract calls via
useReadContract(viem/wagmi) or ethersContract+ TanStack QueryqueryFn. - Format token amounts with
formatUnits; show network name and chain ID in settings footer. - Surface transaction errors in plain language; link to block explorer when
txHashexists. - Gas-sensitive flows: batch reads, avoid redundant
eth_callin render loops.
File structure
src/
├── components/ # Presentational UI from Stitch
├── pages/ # Route-level screens
├── hooks/ # useQuery wrappers, wallet hooks
├── lib/ # ABI helpers, formatters
└── styles/ # Token CSS variables
Quality checklist
- WCAG 2.2 AA: contrast from DESIGN.md component pairs passes linter
- Keyboard navigable: focus order matches visual order
- Responsive: test at 375px and 1280px widths
- No secrets in repo: RPC URLs from env (
VITE_*prefix only for public endpoints) - TypeScript strict: no
anyon contract ABIs
Stitch docs note
When following links on stitch.withgoogle.com/docs, use the full https://stitch.withgoogle.com/docs/... URL if relative navigation redirects incorrectly.
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