Migration Guide: GHL-UI to HighRise
This guide is designed to help you migrate your components from GHL-UI to HighRise. It covers breaking changes, new features, and provides step-by-step migration instructions for each component.
WARNING
This is an initial migration guide and is a work in progress.
Automated Migration using MCP
The easiest and most reliable way to migrate is by using our Model Context Protocol (MCP) tool. This CLI tool is designed to automatically scan your Vue files, replace ghl-ui components with their Highrise equivalents, and map props for you.
What the MCP Tool Does:
✅ Replaces component tags (e.g., <UIButton>
→ <HLButton>
)
✅ Updates component import statements
✅ Intelligently maps old props to new props
Learn more about using the MCP migration tool
Notable New Features
HighRise introduces several improvements over GHL-UI:
- Enhanced TypeScript Support: Full TypeScript support with improved type definitions
- Modern Component Architecture: Components built with Vue 3 Composition API
- Improved Performance: Optimized rendering and reduced bundle size
- Better Accessibility: ARIA attributes and keyboard navigation support
- Consistent Design System: Unified design tokens and styling approach
- Enhanced Documentation: Comprehensive documentation with examples
Breaking Changes
Component Naming
- All components are now prefixed with
HL
in the@platform-ui/highrise
package (e.g.,UIButton
→HLButton
)
Props and Events
- Some prop names have been standardized
- Event names now follow Vue 3 conventions
- Removed deprecated props and events
Styling
- Tailwind classes have been updated to match new design system
- Some component-specific styles have been moved to design tokens
Component Structure
- Components now use Vue 3's Composition API
- Updated slot naming conventions
Migration Steps
Preparation
- Update your project to Vue 3
- Install HighRise package
- Review breaking changes
Component Migration
- Replace
@gohighlevel/ghl-ui
imports with@platform-ui/highrise
- Update component names and props
- Migrate component-specific code
- Replace
Styling Updates
- Update CSS variables
- Migrate custom styles
Testing
- Test all migrated components
- Verify accessibility
- Check performance