@luxwallet/ui

Shared, cross-target UI component library for the Lux Wallet. One component tree renders everywhere:

• Web (wallet.lux.network) via react-native-web
• Browser extension
• Desktop (Lux Desktop app)
• Native mobile (React Native — iOS / Android), wired later

Built on @hanzo/gui (a Tamagui-architecture universal UI kit). @luxwallet/ui is a thin, brand-aware layer on top: primitives, screen shells, theme tokens, and one provider.

MIT licensed. No GPL dependencies. Pure presentation — no signing, no RPC, no business logic. Data and callbacks come in via props so the UI stays fully decoupled from @luxwallet/sdk (built in parallel).

Install

pnpm add @luxwallet/ui @hanzo/gui react
# native targets additionally:
pnpm add react-native

@hanzo/gui, react, and react-native are peer dependencies — the app owns those versions; this library does not bundle them.

Usage

import { WalletUIProvider, Portfolio } from "@luxwallet/ui"

export function App() {
  return (
    <WalletUIProvider scheme="dark">
      <Portfolio
        accountName="zach.lux"
        address="0xA1B2C3D4E5F60000000000000000000000003F4E"
        totalUsd="$42,718.93"
        changeLabel="▲ 2.4% 24h"
        sections={[
          {
            title: "Assets",
            assets: [
              { symbol: "$LUX", balance: "1,250.00", usdValue: "$8,120.00" },
              { symbol: "$ZOO", balance: "100,000.00", subLabel: "Zoo L1 native" },
            ],
          },
        ]}
        onSend={() => navigate("/send")}
        onReceive={() => navigate("/receive")}
      />
    </WalletUIProvider>
  )
}

Mount one provider (WalletUIProvider wraps @hanzo/gui's GuiProvider), then render any screen shell and feed it data + callbacks from your app's state (which is sourced from @luxwallet/sdk).

What's inside

src/
  WalletUIProvider.tsx     one provider; wraps @hanzo/gui GuiProvider
  chains.ts                ChainKind + the 5 login ecosystems + shortenAddress
  theme/                   Lux brand tokens (extend @hanzo/gui) + runtime white-label
  components/              thin primitives over @hanzo/gui
    Button, Card, AddressField, AmountInput, TokenRow,
    ChainBadge, QrView, ScreenScaffold
  screens/                 prop-driven screen shells (no @luxwallet/sdk import)
    Portfolio, Send, Receive, Swap, Stake, Bridge,
    Signing, Settings, ConnectWallet

Screen shells map 1:1 to the wallet UX spec (lux/wallet/SCREENS.md).

Cross-target: how it works

The exports map in package.json declares react-native and browser/import conditions — identical in shape to @hanzo/gui:

".": {
  "types":        "./dist/types/index.d.ts",
  "react-native": "./dist/esm/index.native.js",  // native RN bundlers
  "browser":      "./dist/esm/index.mjs",         // web / extension / desktop
  "import":       "./dist/esm/index.mjs",
  "default":      "./dist/esm/index.mjs"
}

A native bundler (Metro/Expo) picks the react-native build of both @luxwallet/ui and @hanzo/gui; a web bundler picks browser. Same source, two outputs — no per-platform component forks.

White-label theming

Brand colors are runtime tokens, never forks. Override per deployment (Lux / Zoo / Pars / white-labels):

import { WalletUIProvider } from "@luxwallet/ui"

<WalletUIProvider scheme="dark" tokens={{ accent1: "#7C3AED", surface1: "#0B0B0F" }}>
  {/* ... */}
</WalletUIProvider>

On web these become CSS variables (--lw-accent1, …); on native they flow through the theme exports. See src/theme/.

Develop

pnpm install --no-frozen-lockfile
pnpm typecheck     # tsc --noEmit (strict)
pnpm build         # emit .d.ts

License

MIT © Lux Industries Inc.