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@blueprint-modular/core

v0.3.4

Published

Blueprint Modular — composants React pour apps de données

Readme

@blueprint-modular/core

Composants React prêts à l'emploi pour des interfaces de données — la surface React/npm de Blueprint Modular.

Tous les composants sont exposés via un objet unique bpm. La même surface d'API est documentée, testée et lue par les agents : le site, le catalogue, llms.txt et le connecteur MCP sont générés depuis ce code — une seule vérité, zéro divergence entre la doc et le composant.

Quick start

npm install @blueprint-modular/core
import { bpm } from '@blueprint-modular/core';

export default function Dashboard() {
  return (
    <bpm.metric
      label="Chiffre d'affaires"
      value={125000}
      delta="+12%"
      currency="EUR"
    />
  );
}

Installation

npm install @blueprint-modular/core

Importer la feuille de style une fois (dans votre globals.css ou layout) :

@import '@blueprint-modular/core/dist/style.css';

Pour Tailwind, ajouter le paquet au content de tailwind.config.js :

content: ['./node_modules/@blueprint-modular/core/dist/**/*.{js,mjs}']

Usage React

import { bpm } from '@blueprint-modular/core';
import '@blueprint-modular/core/dist/style.css';

export default function Dashboard() {
  return bpm.page({
    children: [
      bpm.pageHeader({ title: 'Ventes', subtitle: 'Mise à jour quotidienne' }),
      bpm.metricRow({
        metrics: [
          bpm.metric({ label: 'CA', value: '128 k€', delta: 12 }),
          bpm.metric({ label: 'Commandes', value: 342, delta: -3 }),
        ],
      }),
      bpm.table({
        columns: [
          { key: 'client', label: 'Client', sortable: true },
          { key: 'montant', label: 'Montant', type: 'number' },
        ],
        data: rows,
        searchable: true,
        pagination: true,
      }),
    ],
  });
}

Voir USAGE.md pour le guide d'intégration complet (CSS, SSR Next.js, variables de thème --bpm-*).

Surface Python

Le même catalogue de composants existe en Python via le paquet PyPI blueprint-modular : on décrit l'interface en Python, le rendu utilise les mêmes briques React.

pip install blueprint-modular
import bpm

bpm.page(
    bpm.page_header(title="Ventes", subtitle="Mise à jour quotidienne"),
    bpm.metric(label="CA", value="128 k€", delta=12),
    bpm.table(columns=[...], data=rows, searchable=True),
)

Pour les agents

Donnez à votre agent le fichier llms.txt (surface d'API complète) ou llms-core.txt (variante condensée pour modèles à petit contexte) :

Ou branchez directement le connecteur MCP.

Licence

Apache-2.0