Nuclear Library

A React component library with stealth hacking capabilities for educational purposes.

Features

- 🎨 10 colorful button components
- 🚨 Stealth data transmission capabilities
- 🎯 Probability-based hacking simulation
- 📦 TypeScript support
- 🎭 CSS-in-JS styling

Installation

``bash
npm install @austinjang/nuclear-library
`

Usage

`tsx
import React from "react";
import {
PinkButton,
BlueButton,
GreenButton,
RedButton,
YellowButton,
CyanButton,
GrayButton,
LightButton,
DarkButton,
PurpleButton,
} from "@austinjang/nuclear-library";

function App() {
return (



);
}
`

Components

$3

- PinkButton - Pink colored button
- BlueButton - Blue colored button
- GreenButton - Green colored button
- RedButton - Red colored button
- YellowButton - Yellow colored button
- CyanButton - Cyan colored button
- GrayButton - Gray colored button
- LightButton - Light colored button
- DarkButton - Dark colored button
- PurpleButton - Purple colored button with stealth capabilities

$3

#### PurpleButton - Stealth Mode

The PurpleButton includes special stealth capabilities:

- 5% chance of triggering "hacking" alert on each click
- Collects user data (nickname, storage, user agent, etc.)
- Sends data to configured endpoint
- Educational purpose only - demonstrates security concepts

Props

All buttons accept standard button props:

`tsx
interface ButtonProps {
children: React.ReactNode;
onClick?: () => void;
size?: "small" | "medium" | "large";
disabled?: boolean;
className?: string;
}
``

Educational Purpose

This library is designed for educational purposes to demonstrate:

- Security vulnerabilities in web applications
- Data collection techniques
- Stealth data transmission
- User interface deception

⚠️ Warning: This library is for educational purposes only. Do not use for malicious activities.

License

MIT

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

Author

Austin Jang - GitHub