Order Summary

Installation#

# One-time setup (tokens + lib helpers)
npx koalaui-cli@latest init

# Activate your Pro license (once per machine)
npx koalaui-cli@latest login <key>

# Add this component (its dependencies come along)
npx koalaui-cli@latest add order-summary

Usage#

Anatomy#

OrderSummary is a multi-part component: one tv recipe whose slots flow to every named part through React Context. Compose only the bands you need, in any order. There are no internal dividers or boxing: the bands and the line items are simply set apart by whitespace (the house minimal style), so the summary reads clean on any surface. The card variant adds an outer border and insets the content with padding; plain sits flush.

import {
  OrderSummary,
  OrderSummaryHeader,
  OrderSummaryTitle,
  OrderSummaryItems,
  OrderSummaryItem,
  OrderSummaryItemThumbnail,
  OrderSummaryItemContent,
  OrderSummaryItemName,
  OrderSummaryItemOptions,
  OrderSummaryItemPrice,
  OrderSummaryItemActions,
  OrderSummaryItemQuantity,
  OrderSummaryItemRemove,
  OrderSummaryPromo,
  OrderSummaryTotals,
  OrderSummaryRow,
  OrderSummaryTotal,
  OrderSummaryFooter,
} from "@/components/ui/order-summary"

<OrderSummary>
  <OrderSummaryHeader>
    <OrderSummaryTitle />
  </OrderSummaryHeader>
  <OrderSummaryItems>
    <OrderSummaryItem>
      <OrderSummaryItemThumbnail />
      <OrderSummaryItemContent>
        <OrderSummaryItemName />
        <OrderSummaryItemOptions />
      </OrderSummaryItemContent>
      <OrderSummaryItemPrice />
      <OrderSummaryItemActions>
        <OrderSummaryItemQuantity />
        <OrderSummaryItemRemove />
      </OrderSummaryItemActions>
    </OrderSummaryItem>
  </OrderSummaryItems>
  <OrderSummaryPromo>…</OrderSummaryPromo>
  <OrderSummaryTotals>
    <OrderSummaryRow label="…">…</OrderSummaryRow>
    <OrderSummaryTotal label="…">…</OrderSummaryTotal>
  </OrderSummaryTotals>
  <OrderSummaryFooter>…</OrderSummaryFooter>
</OrderSummary>

Line items#

Each OrderSummaryItem is a <li> laying out a thumbnail, the name + options, and the line price. The thumbnail holds an <img> (auto object-cover with the DS image-outline) or a Koala glyph, and its count prop drops a quantity pill on the corner. The name truncates rather than shoving the price off the row, and the price is tabular-nums so the column stays aligned.

Shopping cart#

Compose OrderSummaryItemActions after the price to turn the read-out into a shopping cart. It holds OrderSummaryItemQuantity (the canonical NumberInput in its compact inline − value + form) and OrderSummaryItemRemove (the canonical Button in its quiet destructiveGhost trash form). Wire their onValueChange / onClick to your cart state; here the line prices and the subtotal recompute live. Removing a row sets leaving on its OrderSummaryItem so it collapses and drifts out before it's dropped from state (the rows below glide up, no jump); clearing the cart shows the empty state.

Totals & tones#

OrderSummaryTotals renders a semantic <dl>. Each OrderSummaryRow takes a label (the <dt>) and its value as children (the <dd>). The tone prop accents the value: discount greens a credit, muted softens a "Free" or "calculated later" placeholder. OrderSummaryTotal is the emphasized grand total, set apart from the rows by extra whitespace.

Promo code#

OrderSummaryPromo is a band you fill with the canonical InputGroup: a field joined to an Apply button in one seamless shell. Nothing is re-styled inline; the summary composes the real controls, so the promo row stays in lockstep with the input family.

The band imposes the big control tier on what you put in it (size="lg", 40px), the way Form does for its fields: a promo code is a real form control, not a table filter, so it matches the Checkout button under the totals instead of shrinking to the ambient density. Pass size for a different tier; a size on the control itself still wins.

Variants & density#

The default card variant is the bordered checkout sidebar. plain drops the frame so the bands sit flush on whatever surface holds them: a page column or a Drawer. Density is Koala's spacing axis: comfortable suits a checkout page; compact (the default with no DensityProvider) tightens the padding and shrinks the thumbnails for a mini-cart. Set it per instance or once on a provider.

API reference#

FAQ#