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@atomos-web/prime

v2.0.0

Published

Headless Web Component UI primitives for the Atomos design system. Vanilla TypeScript — no framework required, works in any browser environment.

Readme

@atomos-web/prime

Headless Web Component UI primitives for the Atomos design system.
Vanilla TypeScript — no framework required, works in any browser environment.

Install

pnpm add @atomos-web/prime @atomos-web/prime-style
# or
npm i @atomos-web/prime @atomos-web/prime-style

Components

All components follow the same factory pattern: createX(props) → { element, ... }.
element is a native HTMLElement — append it anywhere.

Core

| Factory | Description | |---|---| | createButton(props) | Button with variant, size, icon support | | createInput(props) | Text input with label, validation, formular integration | | createTextarea(props) | Multiline text input | | createCheckbox(props) | Boolean toggle with label | | createDropdown(props) | Select dropdown | | createIcon(props) | SVG icon by name | | createTypography(props) | Heading / paragraph / label | | createCard(props) | Content card container | | createAccordion(props) | Collapsible section |

Feedback

| Factory | Description | |---|---| | createBadge(props) | Status badge (variant, size) | | createSpinner(props) | Loading spinner | | createProgressBar(props) | Horizontal progress bar | | createCircularProgress(props) | Radial progress indicator | | createSkeleton(props) | Loading placeholder skeleton | | createToggle(props) | On/off toggle switch |

Canvas

| Factory | Description | |---|---| | createVbsCanvas(props) | SVG/HTML hybrid canvas surface | | createAnchor(props) | Connection anchor point for edges | | vbsElement(props) | Base draggable/resizable element |


Reactivity

@atomos-web/prime ships a lightweight signal system for reactive UI:

import { createSignal } from '@atomos-web/prime';

const count = createSignal(0);

count.subscribe(v => console.log('count:', v));
count.set(1); // → "count: 1"
count.update(v => v + 1); // → "count: 2"

Formular integration

Inputs have first-class support for @binaryjack/formular.dev:

import { createFormularInput, createFormularDropdown, createFormularCheckbox } from '@atomos-web/prime';

const nameField = createFormularInput({ name: 'username', label: 'Username' });
document.body.appendChild(nameField.element);

Styling

Apply the design system stylesheet from @atomos-web/prime-style:

import '@atomos-web/prime-style/dist/styles.css';

Or import design tokens directly:

import { lightTheme, darkTheme, colors, spacing } from '@atomos-web/prime-style';

License

MIT