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@atlfluidart/rulecms-widgets

v0.1.0

Published

ATL Fluid Art's RuleCMS component library (customer zero of the multi-tenant component library architecture)

Readme

@atlfluidart/rulecms-widgets

ATL Fluid Art's RuleCMS component library — the first customer library ("customer zero") built on the @rulecms/widget-react v15 multi-tenant component library contract, and the reference implementation for library authors.

What this is

A separately versioned React component library that RuleCMS widgets can reference per component via libraryId: "atlfluidart". It conforms to widget-react's ComponentLibraryModule contract structurally — no dependency on @rulecms/widget-react (a devDependency-only type test guarantees the shape).

Components

| Type | Description | |---|---| | coming-soon-message | Centered, padded announcement text (CMS-editable via content-text-3-resolutions; defaults to "New Experiences coming soon") |

Usage (consumer app)

import * as atlfluidartWidgets from '@atlfluidart/rulecms-widgets';

<RuleCMSWidgetProvider
  token={token}
  libraries={{
    default: sourceComponents,          // @rulecms/source-components-react
    atlfluidart: atlfluidartWidgets,    // eager (SSR) — or a thunk to code-split
  }}
>

A widget config references a component from this library as:

{ "id": "col-1", "type": "coming-soon-message", "libraryId": "atlfluidart" }

Library-author conventions demonstrated here

  • manifest / components / editor top-level exports (module namespace IS the ComponentLibraryModule).
  • React/react-dom externalized (peer dependencies) — never bundled.
  • Kebab-case component type ids; CMS attributes use the -3-resolutions convention (content-text-3-resolutions, standard dimension and hide-widget attributes).
  • Render surface (components) carries no editor-only configuration; the optional editor surface provides palette previews and attribute metadata for the RuleCMS composer.

Scripts

  • npm test — contract conformance + Node SSR render tests (including an end-to-end render through @rulecms/widget-react with the namespaced libraryId).
  • npm run build — rollup → dist/ (ESM + CJS + d.ts).
  • npm run release — test + typecheck + build + publish (user-run).