Practical overview
When it fits
Use it when developing a web-based dApp and you want a component library for interface elements rather than a hosted application builder.
Who it is for
- Web developers building decentralized application interfaces
- Teams assembling NFT marketplace interfaces from reusable UI components
- React developers who want separate packages for core UI elements, icons or Web3 components
Documented uses
- Add common interface elements such as buttons, inputs and dropdowns to a dApp
- Reuse icons and Web3-oriented components in blockchain application interfaces
- Inspect available components through the project's Storybook demo
Requirements & limits
- The repository identifies TypeScript as its primary language and the project uses React components.
- The Web3 package depends on Moralis and react-moralis; the README's Moralis server deprecation note is relevant to projects that use it.
- Next.js projects should account for the README's styled-components guidance.
- The repository specifies an MIT license.
Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.
Add Web3Uikit packages to a project
Install the core, Web3 and icon packages and import example components into a React interface.
Before you start
- A JavaScript project using React
- npm or Yarn
Steps
Install the packages with the command below or
yarn add @web3uikit/core @web3uikit/web3 @web3uikit/icons.npm install @web3uikit/core @web3uikit/web3 @web3uikit/iconsImport
CryptoCardsandButtonfrom@web3uikit/core.Use the components in a React component, following the README example.
Expected outcome
The project has the three packages installed and a documented example of Web3Uikit components in a React interface.
Guide limitations
- The README says each package can also be installed separately.
- The Web3 package has Moralis and react-moralis dependencies; the README advises self-hosting a Moralis server to continue using it as Moralis servers are deprecated.
- For Next.js, the README points to an official styled-components guide.
Sources & review
Source record details
- Source availability
- Active
- Sources checked
- 13 October 2026
- Original website title
- web3ui/web3uikit · Official homepage title · retained in its source language

