Blocks
evilrabbit blocks: 5 sections with preview
All 5 blocks published by evilrabbit, with categories, file counts and licence. The table lists the biggest sections and links to each preview.
Key points
- 5 blocks, but the catalogue is one 22-file component.
- A vertical timeline: variants change the data, not the layout.
- MIT licence with two registry dependencies hosted on evilrabbit.com.
evilrabbit/lifeline publishes 5 blocks in 27 files, yet the catalogue is really one block: Lifeline takes 22 of them. The other four are sample pages that run the same timeline on different data.
Blocks with the most files
| Block | Registry | Files | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lifeline | evilrabbit | 22 | lifeline |
| Lifeline page | evilrabbit | 2 | lifeline |
| Company timeline | evilrabbit | 1 | company |
| Journey timeline | evilrabbit | 1 | journey |
| Personal timeline | evilrabbit | 1 | personal |
What this source contains
- Repository: evilrabbit/lifeline
- Site: https://github.com/evilrabbit/lifeline
- Licence: MIT (LICENSE file in the evilrabbit/lifeline repository)
- Categories: taken from the publisher manifest, not invented.
When to use it
It pays off when you need an accessible vertical timeline and would rather not build one: the component handles dates, groups and states. The limit is that it is not a marketing section: fitting it to a landing page means rewriting the data, not the layout.
One timeline, twenty-two files
Lifeline is a single component with twenty-two files: primitives, context, hooks and styles all live in the same block. The other four entries, Lifeline page, Company timeline, Journey timeline, Personal timeline, are not alternative layouts, they are data sets proving the same component.
That choice moves the work. You do not pick between four designs, you pick one design and four ways to fill it. If your timeline needs columns, side-by-side cards or a horizontal axis, the block will not help: you would edit the internal structure, not pass a prop.
Dependencies are minimal and declared: lucide-react for icons, next-themes for theming, geist for the typeface. The external registry dependency points at evilrabbit.com for lifeline and personal: if that domain changes, the install stops working.
curl "https://ui.eneawork.it/api/blocks?source=evilrabbit-lifeline&limit=8"Three examples from the table: Lifeline, Lifeline page, Company timeline; the full inventory is at /blocks. For the counting method read how the block catalogue is built, for the copy-versus-compose comparison read the economics of sections, and for heroes read the shadcn hero guide.
Frequently asked questions
How many blocks does evilrabbit/lifeline publish?
Five blocks in 27 files, measured on 1 November 2026. The Lifeline block alone takes twenty-two; the other four are demo pages.
What licence does evilrabbit/lifeline use?
MIT in the evilrabbit/lifeline repository. The catalogue shows see source, so the repository LICENSE file is the confirmation.
Is Lifeline a horizontal timeline?
No, it is vertical and grouped by date. A horizontal axis or side-by-side cards means editing the internal structure of the block.
Which dependencies does Lifeline bring?
lucide-react, next-themes and geist. Two external registry dependencies come from evilrabbit.com and serve the lifeline and personal variants.
Do the four variants change the layout?
No, they change the data. Company, Journey and Personal timeline run the same component with different content, not four alternative designs.