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Postkit 0.1.0. The first standalone release.

The first standalone Postkit release establishes portable React publishing components, framework adapters, and a guarded package pipeline.

Released
Packages
  • @postkit/react
  • @postkit/next
  • @postkit/react-router
  • @postkit/tanstack-router
  • @postkit/astro
  • @postkit/unfurl
Topics
  • components
  • adapters
  • tooling

This release moves Postkit into its own public workspace and establishes the first stable package boundary for the component system.

Added

  • Chakra-backed components for prose, media, technical content, calls to action, publication structure, and social content.
  • Framework adapters for Next.js, React Router, TanStack Router, and Astro.
  • A typed Markdown component map and strict directive transformer.
  • Independent body, heading, and mono font configuration.
  • Deterministic tarball, clean-consumer, and registry preflight checks.

Package lineup

PackagePurpose
@postkit/reactCore React components, theme recipes, and Markdown tooling
@postkit/nextNext.js links and MDX component integration
@postkit/react-routerReact Router link integration
@postkit/tanstack-routerTanStack Router link integration
@postkit/astroAstro components and React bridges
@postkit/unfurlProvider-neutral link metadata resolution

Markdown stays portable

Postkit directives contain literal, allowlisted props:

md
:::postkit-callout{title="A portable note" tone="note"}
This content can move between Postkit renderers.
:::

Unknown or invalid component props fail the build by default, keeping authored content aligned with the runtime component contract.

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