Design system locked to React, excluding Vue/Astro users
A design system project only supports React, leaving developers on Vue, Astro, and other frameworks without native support. The maintainer is a solo developer and acknowledges the limitation but cannot maintain multiple framework ports. Users can use the CSS design tokens directly but lack ready-made components.
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