A Rosetta Stone for UI component libraries
A tool that maps UI components across MUI, Chakra, Ant Design, Mantine, EUI, Bootstrap, Quasar, Angular Material, and more. Every mapping is hand-verified — no AI guessing. Site: https://frontfamily.com CLI: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@frontfamily/cli GitHub: https://github.com/ch-bas/frontfamily
In plain words
Frontfamily is a tool that maps UI components and props across eight popular component libraries including MUI, Chakra UI, Ant Design, and Bootstrap. It contains 1,258 hand-verified component mappings with behavioral notes to guide accurate conversions between frameworks. The tool runs entirely in the browser without sending code elsewhere, offering deterministic conversions through a website interface and CLI tool for developers migrating between UI library ecosystems.
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Deterministic component conversion between MUI, Chakra UI, Ant Design, EUI, Mantine, Bootstrap, and Quasar. 1258 component + prop mappings with behavioral notes. Runs in your browser — no code sent anywhere.
1258 component + prop mappings across 7 UI libraries — with behavioral notes for the gotchas a rename can’t capture. Deterministic conversion. No AI, no hallucinated props, no code leaving your browser. < Dialog open={ isOpen } onClose={ handleClose } maxWidth= "sm" fullWidth> < DialogTitle >Delete project </ DialogTitle > < DialogActions > < Button onClick={ handleClose }>Cancel </ Button > < Button color= "error" onClick={ handleDelete }>Delete </ Button > </ DialogActions > </ Dialog > Converted < Modal isOpen={ isOpen } onClose={ handleClose } size= "sm" > < ModalOverlay /> < ModalContent > < ModalHeader >Delete project </ ModalHeader > < ModalFooter > < Button onClick={ handleClose…from frontfamily.com
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