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@butai/scene-kit

v0.1.0-beta.0

Published

A catalog of self-contained HTML video scenes you copy into your own project. Each scene is a single framework-free page (a title card, a callout, an outro) that an external renderer can turn into video frames.

Downloads

103

Readme

@butai/scene-kit

A catalog of self-contained HTML video scenes you copy into your own project. Each scene is a single framework-free page (a title card, a callout, an outro) that an external renderer can turn into video frames.

What it does

It ships a set of video scene templates described in a generated catalog. You pick a scene by id and copy its source in with the butai CLI. Because each scene is plain HTML and CSS with no framework, any renderer that can screenshot a page can turn it into video.

Install

pnpm add @butai/scene-kit
butai add <scene-id>

Usage

Browse catalog/catalog.md for the available scenes, then copy the ones you want in with butai add. A Node entry point (@butai/scene-kit/node) exposes the catalog for tooling that needs to read scenes programmatically.

Under the hood

  • catalog/catalog.json and catalog/catalog.md: the generated scene catalog (regenerated with pnpm gen).
  • registry/index.json: the copy-in registry the CLI resolves against.
  • src/: the scene sources; ./node exports the catalog readers.
  • Depends on @butai/patterns and @butai/themes; the tarball ships dist, src, catalog, and registry.