wix-design-system
DevelopmentWix Design System component reference. Use when building UI with @wix/design-system, choosing components, checking props and examples, or writing tests with component testkits. Triggers on "what component", "how do I make", "WDS", "show me props", "testkit", "driver", or component names like Button, Card, Modal, Box, Text.
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WDS Documentation Navigator
Prerequisite: @wix/design-system must be installed (npm i @wix/design-system or yarn add @wix/design-system).
Helper Script
This skill bundles scripts/wds.cjs — a Node.js helper that auto-discovers @wix/design-system in node_modules (handles monorepos and workspaces) and provides focused lookups. Run it from the user's project directory using the absolute path to the bundled script:
# WDS is the absolute path to this skill's scripts/wds.cjs
WDS="<this-skill-dir>/scripts/wds.cjs"
node $WDS search <keyword> # Find components by keyword
node $WDS component <Name> # Get props + example list (one component)
node $WDS components <Name1> <Name2>... # Same as `component`, but for several at once
node $WDS example <Name> "<ExampleName>" # Get a specific example
node $WDS testkit <Name> [method] # Get testkit imports + driver API
node $WDS icons <query> # Search for icons
Workflow
Step 1: Find the right component
node $WDS search table
node $WDS search form input validation
node $WDS search modal dialog popup
Multiple keywords are OR-matched. Returns component names, descriptions, and usage guidance.
Step 2: Get props and available examples
node $WDS component Button
Returns the full props list (types and descriptions) plus a list of all available examples. For large prop files (>200 lines), returns a summary with prop names and types.
If you already know which several components you'll need (e.g. after Step 1 returned a shortlist), prefer the batch form to avoid one round-trip per component:
node $WDS components Button Card Table Input Text Thumbnail
Output is each component's props block separated by ---. Missing components are logged to stderr and skipped; the command only fails if every requested component is missing.
Step 3: Get a specific example
node $WDS example Button "Loading state"
Returns the example description and JSX code. Matching is case-insensitive and supports substrings (e.g., "loading" matches "Loading state").
Step 4: Write tests with the component testkit
node $WDS testkit Button # Imports + full driver API for Button
node $WDS testkit Button click # Just the click() method details
Returns import snippets for unidriver, vanilla, puppeteer, and playwright flavors plus the driver method API (name, args, return type, description). Method name matching is case-insensitive substring.
Step 5: Find icons
node $WDS icons Add Edit Delete
Icons are from @wix/wix-ui-icons-common. Each icon has a Small variant (e.g., Add + AddSmall).
Fallback: Direct File Access
If the script is unavailable, docs are at node_modules/@wix/design-system/dist/docs/:
components.md— component catalog (~978 lines, grep only)components/{Name}Props.md— props per componentcomponents/{Name}Examples.md— examples per component (grep^###for section list)components/{Name}Testkit.md— testkit imports + driver API per component (grep^###for method list)testkits.md— testkit catalog (list of components with generated testkit docs)icons.md— icon catalog (~818 lines, grep only)
Don't read these files fully. Grep for keywords, then read specific sections with offset/limit. See references/file-structure.md for the exact docs file layout and section shapes.
Quick Component Mapping (Design to WDS)
| Design Element | WDS Component | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Rectangle/container | <Box> | Layout wrapper |
| Text button | <TextButton> | Secondary actions |
| Input with label | <FormField> + <Input> | Wrap inputs |
| Toggle | <ToggleSwitch> | On/off settings |
| Modal | <Modal> + <CustomModalLayout> | Use together |
| Grid | <Layout> + <Cell> | Responsive |
Spacing (px to SP conversion)
When designer specifies pixels, convert to the nearest SP token:
| Token | Classic | Studio |
|---|---|---|
SP1 | 6px | 4px |
SP2 | 12px | 8px |
SP3 | 18px | 12px |
SP4 | 24px | 16px |
SP5 | 30px | 20px |
SP6 | 36px | 24px |
<Box gap="SP2" padding="SP3">
Only use SP tokens for gap, padding, margin — not for width/height.
Imports
import { Button, Card, Image } from "@wix/design-system";
import { Add, Edit, Delete } from "@wix/wix-ui-icons-common";