AI React Component Generator

Yes, all generated components use TypeScript by default with properly typed props interfaces, event handler types, and hook return values. The prop interface is exported separately so consumers can type their usage. Generic types are used where appropriate, like for select components that work with different value types.

The generator follows modern React best practices: functional components with hooks instead of class components, proper use of useState, useEffect, useMemo, and useCallback, controlled component patterns for form elements, composition over inheritance, and proper key usage in lists. It avoids anti-patterns like unnecessary state, effect chains, and prop drilling.

When the Full features option is selected, the component includes ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation support, focus management, proper role attributes, and screen reader announcements for dynamic content changes. Interactive elements are focusable, dropdown components support arrow key navigation, and all semantic HTML elements are used correctly.

Choose from Tailwind CSS utility classes for rapid styling, CSS Modules for scoped class names, Styled Components for CSS-in-JS, plain CSS with BEM naming conventions, or no styling for logic-only components. Each approach generates the appropriate file structure and import patterns for your chosen method.

The generated component follows standard React conventions that fit most projects. You can specify your preferred styling approach, feature level, and component structure. The output uses named exports, separate type definitions, and modular hook extraction — all patterns that adapt well to different project architectures and coding standards.