Blocks
flx blocks: 412 sections with preview
All 412 blocks published by flx, with categories, file counts and licence. The table lists the biggest sections and links to each preview.
Key points
- 412 blocks in 420 files: the largest catalogue in the group.
- AGPL-3.0 licence, not MIT: obligations extend to network use.
- Base UI and TanStack instead of the usual shadcn stack.
flx publishes 412 blocks in 420 files: the largest catalogue in this group, averaging one file per section. The licence is AGPL-3.0, not MIT, and that changes the maths before design enters it.
Blocks with the most files
| Block | Registry | Files | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Content 11 | flx | 2 | content |
| Hero 01 | flx | 2 | hero |
| Hero 02 | flx | 2 | hero |
| Hero 04 | flx | 2 | hero |
| Hero 11 | flx | 2 | hero |
| Hero 14 | flx | 2 | hero |
| Form in a Dialog | flx | 2 | form |
| Form in a Dialog | flx | 2 | form |
What this source contains
- Repository: felipemenezes098/ui-flx
- Site: https://ui.flexnative.com
- Licence: AGPL-3.0 (LICENSE file in the felipemenezes098/ui-flx repository)
- Categories: taken from the publisher manifest, not invented.
When to use it
It pays off when the project is open source or you have a commercial agreement with the publisher: 412 sections cover almost every page type. For a closed, networked product, read the AGPL before copying, not after.
AGPL licence: what changes for a closed product
AGPL-3.0 extends the GPL to software used over a network: if you distribute or expose the product, you must offer the corresponding source. Keeping the repository private is not enough. For a block copied into a SaaS dashboard the question is not academic.
The catalogue does not separate the parts for you: sections are standalone files, but shared dependencies, @base-ui/react, react-wrap-balancer, TanStack Form and Table, Recharts, sonner, are load-bearing. Rewriting a block does not remove the obligation if the combination stays substantially the same.
With 412 blocks the temptation is to take a lot and adapt little. That is also when the licence weighs most: before installing, ask the publisher for written clarification or pick an MIT catalogue. Neither route is free, but only one is irreversible.
curl "https://ui.eneawork.it/api/blocks?source=felipemenezes098-ui-flx&limit=8"Three examples from the table: Content 11, Hero 01, Hero 02; 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 flx have?
412 blocks in 420 files, measured on 1 November 2026: 1.02 files per section, the largest catalogue in this series.
Is flx really AGPL-3.0?
Yes, the felipemenezes098/ui-flx repository declares AGPL-3.0 on GitHub. It is not MIT and not permissive: check it before commercial use.
What does AGPL mean for a SaaS?
If you expose the software over a network you must offer the corresponding source to users. A private repository does not remove the obligation.
Which dependencies does flx use?
Base UI instead of Radix, react-wrap-balancer, TanStack Form, TanStack Table, Recharts, sonner, zod and react-hook-form. That is twelve declared npm packages.
Can I use one block without adopting the catalogue?
Technically yes, each section is a file. But the licence follows the derivative work: an adapted block stays under AGPL.