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While there are a large number of pre-built [components available for Shiny,](components/) there are times when you may want to create your own. In this article we’ll walk through the process of creating a custom input component package for Shiny. We’ll be using React and Typescript to build the component, but the process is similar for other languages and frameworks.
While there are a large number of pre-built [components available for Shiny,](https://shiny.posit.co/py/components/) there are times when you may want to create your own. In this article we’ll walk through the process of creating a custom input component package for Shiny. We’ll be using React and Typescript to build the component, but the process is similar for other languages and frameworks.

::: {.callout-note}
If you just want to build a one-off component for a single app, a full package may be overkill. See the accompanying article [Custom JavaScript component](custom-component-one-off.html) for a simpler approach.
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