Bleed

Overview

Copy the source into your project, then import the parts you need. Styles use local StyleX declarations and shared theme tokens. You can change the source without wrapping or replacing a package.

Installation

Run bunx @yopem-ui/cli init from your project root first. The CLI configures StyleX and installs shared files and dependencies.

bunx @yopem-ui/cli init

bunx @yopem-ui/cli add bleed

Run from your project root. The CLI installs required components, shared files, and packages. Previews may need additional components. Existing files are preserved. To refresh installed source, use update; locally edited files need an explicit --force to overwrite.

bunx @yopem-ui/cli update bleed

Preview

"use client"

import { Bleed } from "@registry/components/ui/bleed"
import * as stylex from "@stylexjs/stylex"

Usage

Place Bleed inside a padded region to extend content to its inline edges. Avoid using it as a page-width wrapper; Container handles that case.

Import from the local file installed by the CLI.

"use client"

import { Bleed } from "@/components/ui/bleed"
import * as stylex from "@stylexjs/stylex"

const styles = stylex.create({ area: { paddingInline: "2rem" } })

export function Preview() {
  return <div {...stylex.props(styles.area)}><Bleed>Full-width content in a padded section</Bleed></div>
}

API reference

Generated from canonical TypeScript source. Only component and Base UI props appear below. Required marks a required property, not a required component.