Job Card

Installation#

# One-time setup (tokens + lib helpers)
npx koalaui-cli@latest init

# Add this component (its dependencies come along)
npx koalaui-cli@latest add job-card

Usage#

Compose the parts you need and omit the rest: there is no showX prop anywhere on this component. A role with no summary simply leaves out JobCardDescription; a board that links whole rows instead of showing a button leaves out JobCardAction. The eyebrow is an ordinary Badge dropped as the first child of JobCardContent, so it takes any tone in the Badge scale.

Variants#

plain (the default) is chrome-less: the row sits flush on whatever holds it, and the list that owns it paints the hairline between rows. card gives the role a box of its own: the boundary and nothing else, drawn straight on the page ground with no fill behind it, and with an inset ring rather than a border so the corner stays concentric with the radius inside it.

Layouts#

split (the default) rides the action against the right edge, vertically centred. stacked drops it below the content, which is what a card in a narrow column wants. inline is the table shape: title and meta share one line, and the meta becomes equal-width auto columns so the same template repeats on every row and the columns line up down the whole board. Both row layouts start as a stacked column and only become a row at their breakpoint (smfor split, md for inline), so an action never strands itself in the corner of a narrow frame.

Divided rows#

divided turns a stack of plain rows into a board: a hairline under each one and the vertical band that gives the row its height. It is a rule of its own rather than a border-b, so it stays straight even under a rounded interactive row. Compose it as a real list, one <li> per role and no gap between them: the hairline is the separation, and the trailing rule is dropped from the last list item so the board does not close with a line under nothing.

Interactive rows#

Pass interactive (with asChild and an <a> child) when the whole row opens the role. A plain interactive row pulls its hover fill back into a detached rounded panel so the wash does not bleed to the container edge, while the text stays flush-aligned, and the hairline pulls in by the same amount so it never overhangs the text. There is no press scale: a row that shrinks pulls its fill off the edges it sits against and starts reading as a floating tile, so the press is a deepening fill instead.

Any action, not just a button#

JobCardAction is a plain slot, so a board that wants to show who is hiring drops an AvatarGroup into it instead of a button. Nothing about the recipe changes.

API reference#

FAQ#