itixo-component-library

Add @itixo/component-library to a React project — the `@itixo:registry` scope mapping in the project `.npmrc`, installing the package with tailwindcss 4, importing the library stylesheet into the global CSS, and mounting ComponentLibraryProvider with its config options. Use when a project does not have @itixo/component-library yet, when setting up a new ITIXO frontend, when the project `.npmrc` lacks the @itixo scope mapping (404 from registry.npmjs.org), when library components render unstyled, or when ComponentLibraryProvider is missing or misconfigured. Trigger on indirect phrasing too — "add our component library here", "set up the design system in this app", "wire up the provider", "components have no styles".

How to consume the @itixo/component-library npm package inside an external React app — DashboardLayout shell, design tokens, styling rules, and the component/prop reference. For adding the library to a project (scope mapping, install, stylesheet, ComponentLibraryProvider), use add-component-library-to-project; if npm cannot download the package on this machine, use unlock-itixo-packages. Use whenever an ITIXO app imports, themes, or upgrades @itixo/component-library, or whenever the user mentions ITIXO components, DashboardLayout, GenericTable, or design tokens. Trigger on indirect phrasing too — "add a button to match our other apps", "set up our shared layout", "what props does X take", "how do I theme this", "wire up the sidebar / breadcrumbs / waffle menu". When in doubt, trigger.

Set up a developer machine so npm can download @itixo packages (such as @itixo/component-library) from GitHub Packages — classic personal access token with read:packages, SSO authorization, and storing it in the user-level `~/.npmrc`. Use when a developer is new on a project, runs `npm install` / `pnpm install` for the first time, or the install fails on an @itixo package — 401 "authentication token not provided", "User cannot be authenticated with the token provided", 404 from registry.npmjs.org, or questions about PAT tokens, `~/.npmrc`, SSO authorization, or a hanging `npm login`. Trigger on indirect phrasing too — "I can't install the project", "npm can't find @itixo", "how do I get access to our packages".