Reactopia
Created by

Yash Mahajan

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Changelog

A chronological record of verified releases, features, and architecture updates in Reactopia.

2026-10-07v0.1.1Live

Phase 2: Real User Product Layer & AI-Ready Transformation

What changed

  • Added client-side search and category filtering across the component registry.
  • Added complete product metadata to every item (status, platform, updated dates, dependencies, license, source links).
  • Added direct GitHub source inspection and issue/feedback paths on all component and guide pages.
  • Added comprehensive trust and legal documentation: Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, MIT License, and Credits.
  • Added /ai page with status labels for registry work and planned tooling.

Why it changed: Transform Reactopia into an evidence-first developer product that developers and coding agents can discover, verify, inspect, and use reliably.

Component Registry →AI Direction →Source Code →
2024-11-15@reactopia/svg-animator v0.0.5Beta

SVG Animation Workbench & Package Integration

What changed

  • Integrated the @reactopia/svg-animator package for in-browser SVG path and text morphing.
  • Added interactive SVG workbench at /svg and /svg/[id] with opentype.js font conversion and path animations.

Why it changed: Provide developers with a dedicated visual tool to create and export lightweight SVG animations for web and mobile apps.

Open SVG Tools →
2024-09-01In development

Component Registry Foundation & Discover Directory

What changed

  • Structured allDocs registry for machine and human discovery.
  • Drafted Tailwind-based UI components (UiInput, UiSelect, UiTextarea).
  • Introduced Discover directory with automated web preview scraping infrastructure.

Why it changed: Establish structured component definitions and explore curated developer resource directory.

Discover Directory →
2024-06-15v0.1.0Live

Initial Open Source Release

What changed

  • Published Getting Started documentation and contribution guide.
  • Released copy-pasteable React Native components: Separator and UiButton.
  • Set up CodeHike MDX documentation rendering with tabbed code previews.

Why it changed: Offer simple, copy-pasteable React Native primitives with minimal setup overhead compared to heavy component libraries.

Getting Started →Separator →UiButton →