🇵🇱 Meet.js Components

Framework-native Design Systems. Community-powered Web Components.

An open-source initiative by the Polish Meet.js community to explore how framework-specific design systems can serve as the foundation for reusable Web Components.

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Vision

In every modern frontend framework, the way we style, structure, and compose components varies. Meet.js Components embraces this diversity by building:

• 🧩 A dedicated design system per framework (Angular, React, Vue, Svelte, Qwik, Solid, Vanilla)
• ⚙️ A shared foundation of accessibility and interaction logic
• 🔄 A path toward compiling these systems into native Web Components

This project celebrates the flexibility of modern tools while converging toward framework-agnostic UI.

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Goals

• 💡 Encourage framework-specific design system thinking
• 🎨 Use each system’s idioms (e.g., Signals in Angular, React Hooks, Vue Composition API)
• 📦 Build storybook-driven libraries per framework
• 🔧 Create Web Components from shared tokens, logic, and component blueprints
• 🤝 Enable cross-team collaboration on real-world, accessible components

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Contributors

Thanks to everyone who has contributed!

_{Adrian Romanski}

Angular

To start Storybook for the Angular app, use one of the following commands:

# Using Yarn
yarn run angular-storybook

# Using npm
npm run angular-storybook

This will launch Storybook in development mode and open it in your default browser.