Why is AuraUI distributed via CLI instead of a traditional npm package? #9
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Most UI libraries like MUI or Ant Design are installed as dependencies, which makes them hard to customize and heavy on bundle size. AuraUI follows the "Registry Pattern." |
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Code2With-Pratik
Apr 9, 2026
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AuraUI gives you full ownership of the code. When you run our CLI command, the raw code is injected directly into your components/ui folder. This means: 0% Bloat: You only keep the code you actually use. 100% Customization: You can change the Framer Motion physics, Tailwind classes, or logic directly in the file. Performance: No extra abstraction layers between your app and the components. |
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AuraUI gives you full ownership of the code. When you run our CLI command, the raw code is injected directly into your components/ui folder. This means:
0% Bloat: You only keep the code you actually use.
100% Customization: You can change the Framer Motion physics, Tailwind classes, or logic directly in the file.
Performance: No extra abstraction layers between your app and the components.