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@bkper/web-components

v0.2.0

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Framework-agnostic web components and browser helpers for Bkper apps

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@bkper/web-components

Framework-agnostic browser helpers and future web components for Bkper apps.

npm

Installation

Install this package when you want to use bundled helpers:

bun add @bkper/web-components
npm i -S @bkper/web-components

For first-paint theme initialization, apps can load the CDN script directly without installing the package.

Theme init script

Use the blocking classic script before loading app modules to avoid a wrong-theme first paint:

<script
    src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@bkper/[email protected]/dist/theme-init.global.js"
    crossorigin="anonymous"
></script>

The global script is intentionally small and self-contained. It reads the persisted Bkper theme, applies the resolved theme to <html>, and listens for theme messages from a parent/opener Bkper shell.

This is the recommended default for embedded Bkper apps.

Bundled theme helpers

Use @bkper/web-components/theme when bundled client code needs access to the same theme rules:

import {
    applyTheme,
    createThemeChangeMessage,
    getTheme,
    isDarkTheme,
    setTheme,
} from '@bkper/web-components/theme';

applyTheme(getTheme());
setTheme('dark');
applyTheme('dark');

const dark = isDarkTheme();
iframeWindow.postMessage(createThemeChangeMessage('dark'), targetOrigin);

The bundled helpers centralize theme constants, persistence, migration, message shape, theme resolution, and DOM application. App shells still own rendering, event-bus integration, and component placement.

Do not import a bundled auto-initializer when the global init script is already present. Use explicit helpers from @bkper/web-components/theme instead.

Visible custom elements may be added in future releases when there is a concrete shared UI use case.

Browser compatibility

This package targets modern browsers with classList, cookies, and matchMedia support. The root theme helper entrypoint can be imported by SSR/build tooling. The global theme init script is a classic script intended to run in a browser <head> before app modules.

License

Apache-2.0