listkit
Standardized, responsive list views for React.
Table / cards, search, advanced filters, pagination, sorting, SSR, and theming — out of the box.
Open-source libraries for React applications
Data lists and file uploads, solved once.
Two TypeScript kits for the parts of a product every team rebuilds: a configurable list view with search, filters, pagination and export, and a file-upload contract that the browser and the server validate against together.
Install with your package manager
listkit
npm install listkituploaderkit
npm install uploaderkitThe kits
Each package is published on npm under the MIT license, ships its own Tailwind v4 layer, and is documented in English and Spanish.
v5.0.1 · MIT license
uploaderkit
File uploads for React and Node, from one shared contract.
Scopes both sides validate against, a headless uploader with progress / abort / compression, and a server storage service with pluggable providers.
What they have in common
One definition, both sides
A list is a single config object; an upload scope is a single declaration. The client and the server read the same source, so nothing drifts six months later.
Styled by default, headless on demand
Use the shipped components with a Tailwind v4 theme, or drop to the hooks and primitives and bring your own design system.
Built for the App Router
Server-side rendering, route handlers and Next.js adapters are first-class, not an afterthought. Express is supported where a server is involved.
Every string is replaceable
Both kits ship English and Spanish label sets and accept overrides for any user-facing text.
How this site works
01
The README is the source of truth
Every documentation page here is generated at build time from the package's published README, in both languages. npm, GitHub and this site cannot disagree.
02
The playgrounds run the published package
Each demo imports the exact version on npm, the same way your application would. What you see is what you install.
03
Releases are pulled from GitHub
Every version, with its notes, straight from the repository's releases. Nothing is transcribed by hand.
Frequently asked questions
The questions that come up most often about these packages.