Skeleton

Import

import { Skeleton } from "@pelagornis/page/components";

Example

The preview above renders this file. Copy it into src/components/ to start from it.

src/components/SkeletonExample.tsx

import { Skeleton, Stack } from "@pelagornis/page/components";

export default function SkeletonDemo() {
  return (
    <Stack direction="row" gap="sizeMedium" align="center" className="w-full max-w-sm">
      <Skeleton width={48} height={48} shape="circle" />
      <Stack gap="sizeXSmall" className="flex-1">
        <Skeleton width="60%" height={16} />
        <Skeleton width="100%" height={12} />
      </Stack>
    </Stack>
  );
}

Use in MDX

Skeleton can be written straight in an .mdx page. Import it below the frontmatter. It renders on the server, so no client directive is needed.

src/content/docs/example.mdx

---
title: Example
---

import { Skeleton } from "@pelagornis/page/components";

<Skeleton width="60%" height={16} />

Use in Markdoc

pageMarkdoc() registers a skeleton tag for this component. Add the preset once in markdoc.config.mjs (see Use in Markdoc), then write the tag in any .mdoc page.

src/content/docs/example.mdoc

{% skeleton width="60%" height=16 /%}

Attributes use the same names and values as the React props.

Anatomy

Parts of the component and the data-refineui role each one renders.

Part	Role
root	skeleton

Reference

• RefineUI · Skeleton for design guidance and token detail.
• Use in MDX and Use in Markdoc for the general rules.