Question 1

What is Stareezy UI?

Accepted Answer

Stareezy UI is a fully typed, object-based design token system and cross-platform component library for React Native and web. Every design value — color, spacing, radius, typography, shadow, motion — is a typed Token<T> object. Theme switching is pure CSS variables with zero JavaScript re-renders.

Question 2

Does Stareezy UI work with React Native and Expo?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Stareezy UI works identically on web (React 18/19, Next.js 14–16, Vite 4–7) and React Native (0.81–0.86) including Expo SDK 54, 55, and 56. The same component code renders on all platforms without modification.

Question 3

How do I get started with Stareezy UI?

Accepted Answer

The fastest way is the CLI: run `npx stareezy create my-app --template next` for Next.js, `--template vite` for Vite, or `--template expo` for Expo. Each template ships pre-wired with stareezy.config.ts, compiler setup, and ThemeProvider.

Question 4

Is Stareezy UI free and open source?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Stareezy UI is MIT licensed and completely free. All packages are published to npm under the @stareezy-ui scope.

Question 5

What makes Stareezy UI different from other component libraries?

Accepted Answer

Stareezy UI uniquely combines: (1) a fully typed Token<T> object system for every design value, (2) true cross-platform parity between React Native and web with zero platform-specific code, (3) O(1) runtime token resolution via a Map-based registry, (4) a build-time Babel/Vite/Metro compiler that extracts tokens to atomic CSS, and (5) a config-driven responsive type system where BoxLayoutProps flow through every component automatically.