Badge

A React component in Beamline's Content & display category, in the free sample.

A short status, category or count label: six tones, an icon or a status dot, two sizes.

Use it for

  • Short status, category or count labels next to content: Paid, Trial · 5 days, Beta, 12.

Not for

Anatomy

  • root (span)
  • leading icon or status dot
  • text

Variants

  • tone: neutral, accent, success, warning, danger, info
  • size: sm, md

States

  • static

Keyboard

  • Not focusable; it labels, it does not act.

Motion

None: badges sit in dense tables and must cost nothing.

Props

PropTypeDefaultDescription
tone"neutral" | "accent" | "success" | "warning" | "danger" | "info""neutral"Semantic colour; pair it with a word or icon (colour is never the only signal).
size"sm" | "md""md"Height 20 / 22 px.
iconReactNode—A leading icon element.
dotboolean—A leading status dot in the tone colour (instead of an icon).
style / refCSSProperties / native Ref—native span
classNamesBadgeClassNames—

Dependencies

motion

Import

import { Badge } from "@/components/badge/badge";

Get it

Badge is part of Beamline: 190 React components and screens your coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any MCP client) installs into your app through Beamline's MCP server, as a ready-built package or as plain React source you can change. $49 one payment (regular $200), no subscription, a year of updates, one licence for your whole team. Badge is in the free sample, which costs nothing. Get Beamline · Connect your agent

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