Mitosis is a compiler that enables you to write components once and compile them to React, Vue, Qwik, Solid, Angular, Svelte, Alpine, and other frameworks.
The tool solves the problem of maintaining separate codebases for the same component across multiple frameworks. It works by accepting component definitions in a unified format and generating framework-specific output for each target. This approach avoids the limitations of web components by producing native framework code rather than relying on a shared abstraction layer. The tool also integrates with Figma, allowing design systems to be synced from design files to code and published across frameworks.
Mitosis suits teams building design systems or component libraries that need to support multiple frameworks without duplicating implementation work. It is particularly valuable for organizations maintaining consistent design systems across React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Solid, and other frameworks. The README positions the tool as preferable to web components for framework-specific needs, though it does not compare it to other cross-framework compilation approaches.
The project actively solicits contributors and maintains a list of good first issues for newcomers. The team uses Prettier for code style consistency and welcomes pull requests.
