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@codbex/harmonia

v2.4.0

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A Modern UI Component Library for Alpine.js

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Readme

Harmonia is a modern UI Component Library for Alpine.js

For coding agents

Harmonia ships an agent-readable skill so coding agents (Claude Code and others) know how to use every component. After npm install @codbex/harmonia, it lives at node_modules/@codbex/harmonia/skills/harmonia/ (a SKILL.md router plus one reference file per component, and an llms.txt index).

Claude Code plugin (recommended). Install it so the skill is discovered automatically:

/plugin marketplace add codbex/harmonia
/plugin install harmonia@harmonia

Manual (any agent that reads .claude/skills).

Expose the shipped skill in your project.

On Linux/macOS/BSD:

ln -s node_modules/@codbex/harmonia/skills/harmonia .claude/skills/harmonia

On Windows:

cp -r node_modules/@codbex/harmonia/skills/harmonia .claude/skills/harmonia

Either way, point your agent at skills/harmonia/SKILL.md to start.

Build steps

  1. Install dependencies
npm install
  1. Build the library
npm run build

Build the documentation

  1. Build the library
  2. Install document dependencies
npm run docs:install
  1. Build the library

Even if you did a library build before, you need to do this after you install the document dependencies

npm run build
  1. Build the documentation
npm run docs:build
  1. Run the preview
npm run docs:preview

If you are doing active development, then you should use the dev mode instead:

npm run docs:dev