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@alistigo/artifact-manager

v0.2.1

Published

Artifact configuration management for Alistigo — reads, validates, and resolves artifact config at runtime.

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Keywords

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Readme

@alistigo/artifact-manager

npm version License: MIT TypeScript CI

The entrypoint to use Alistigo applications in an artifact. Include the manager then give a manager configuration with what application you want + its plugins, options and a document.

Minimal usage

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@alistigo/artifact-manager@0/dist/index.umd.js"></script>
<script id="alistigo-manager-config" type="application/json">
{
  "app": "@alistigo/artifact-list"
}
</script>

That's it. In this example the manager will load the list application with its default configuration.

Config reference

The #alistigo-manager-config script tag must contain valid JSON matching the @alistigo/artifact-config-format schema.

Only the field app is required.

See @alistigo/artifact-config-format for more details.

Programmatic API

For environments where you control initialization yourself (e.g. a framework or custom boot sequence), import the package as an ES module:

import { init } from "@alistigo/artifact-manager";

init('#selector', {
  app: "@alistigo/artifact-list"
});

The first argument is a target where to insert the application. The second argument is the artifact-config.

How it works

  1. The UMD bundle loads and runs immediately (or on DOMContentLoaded if the script is in <head>)
  2. It reads and parses the JSON in <script id="alistigo-manager-config" type="application/json">
  3. Config is validated against @alistigo/artifact-config-format — a TypeError is thrown on invalid input
  4. If no <div id="app"> exists, one is appended to <body>
  5. The artifact's UMD bundle is injected as a <script> tag into <head> and runs, auto-mounting into #app

Error handling

If the config tag is missing or contains invalid JSON or an invalid config shape, the manager renders a red error banner at the top of <body> rather than silently failing:

@alistigo/artifact-manager: Missing required <script id="alistigo-manager-config" ...> tag.