Question 1

What is the difference between primitive shadcn components and these UI blocks?

Accepted Answer

Primitive components are foundational UI elements like individual buttons, inputs, or dialog boxes. These shadcn UI blocks are pre-assembled, fully functional sections—such as complete authentication flows, pricing tables, or complex data grids—built using those primitives. They allow you to drop complete layouts into your project while retaining full control over the underlying code and Tailwind configuration.

Question 2

How do I integrate a purchased shadcn block into my Next.js repository?

Accepted Answer

Once you unlock a block using your Stow credits, you are granted lifetime access to the raw source code. Simply copy the code, paste it into your repository's components directory, and adjust any local import paths as needed. Because there are no proprietary Stow packages, the block will immediately inherit your project's existing Tailwind CSS theme and design system.

Question 3

Which dependencies are required to run these shadcn templates?

Accepted Answer

These blocks natively rely on a React-based framework like Next.js, along with Tailwind CSS and standard lucide-react icons. Many also utilize Radix UI under the hood for accessible, headless state management. Every component detail page on Stow explicitly lists the exact npm install commands and dependencies required before you spend any credits.

Question 4

How do I customize the styling of a purchased shadcn block?

Accepted Answer

Because you own the raw source code, you can customize every block by modifying its Tailwind CSS utility classes directly in your editor. The components automatically inherit your globals.css variables, meaning they will instantly adopt your project's existing color palette, typography, and border radii without any extra configuration.

Question 5

What is the compatibility of these blocks with React Server Components (RSC)?

Accepted Answer

Our shadcn templates are designed to work seamlessly within the Next.js App Router paradigm. Blocks that require client-side interactivity, hooks, or state management are explicitly isolated and marked with the "use client" directive, ensuring the rest of your layout remains cleanly server-rendered.

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