Learn BLUEPRINT-JS with Real Code Examples

Install via npm: `npm install @blueprintjs/core @blueprintjs/icons`

Include CSS: `import '@blueprintjs/core/lib/css/blueprint.css'`

Use tree-shaking imports for smaller bundle

Optionally include icons: `@blueprintjs/icons`

Integrate with React build tools like Webpack or Vite

Install Node.js and npm

Install BlueprintJS core and icons

Include CSS/SCSS globally

Configure React project

Start coding with BlueprintJS components

package.json - npm dependencies

src/components/ - reusable BlueprintJS components

src/pages/ - page-level components

src/styles/ - custom CSS/SCSS

public/ - static assets

npm install @blueprintjs/core @blueprintjs/icons

Optional: `npm start` for CRA dev server

Bundle with Webpack or Vite

Tree-shaking imports to optimize bundle

Minify CSS for production

No built-in i18n, use React i18n libraries

Text content is customizable

Date/time pickers can be localized externally

Supports LTR and RTL via CSS overrides

Messages and labels fully configurable

Keyboard navigable

ARIA-compliant components

Screen-reader friendly

Form validation accessible

Custom accessible components encouraged

CSS variables or SCSS for theming

Grid and layout optimized for desktop

Component-specific props for style

Supports dark/light mode via theme variables

Clean, professional visual style

Component-level state with React

Forms use controlled components

Integration with Redux, MobX, or Zustand optional

Dialogs and popovers maintain internal state

Props and callbacks manage data flow

Handled via React props/state

Tables support remote data fetching

Forms integrate with backend APIs

No built-in global state management

External state libraries recommended for complex apps