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@component-anatomy/astro

v0.0.2

Published

Astro integration for component-anatomy — SSR-rendered anatomy panels with live hover sync

Readme

@component-anatomy/astro

Astro integration for component-anatomy — SSR-rendered Markdown descriptions, live hover sync, zero client-side Markdown bundle.

Installation

npm install @component-anatomy/astro

Usage

Import the <ComponentAnatomy> component and wrap any HTML you want to document:

---
import ComponentAnatomy from '@component-anatomy/astro/ComponentAnatomy.astro';

const parts = [
  {
    id: 'track',
    name: 'Track',
    description: 'The **rail** where the thumb slides. Takes full width of the container.',
  },
  {
    id: 'thumb',
    name: 'Thumb',
    description: 'The draggable handle. Constrained to the `Track`.',
  },
];
---

<ComponentAnatomy parts={parts}>
  <div class="slider">
    <div class="track" data-part="track"></div>
    <div class="thumb" data-part="thumb"></div>
  </div>
</ComponentAnatomy>

Props

| Prop | Type | Required | Description | |------|------|----------|-------------| | parts | AnatomyPartDefinition[] | No | Part definitions. If omitted, parts are auto-discovered from data-part attributes. | | preset | 'default' \| 'minimal' \| 'contrast' \| 'blueprint' | No | Visual preset for overlays and panel accent. | | theme | AnatomyTheme | No | Theme token overrides, e.g. { accent: '#0d9488', overlayRadius: 8 }. | | overlayLabel | boolean | No | Show the floating name chip. Default true. | | label | string | No | Accessible label of the block. Default "Component anatomy". | | class | string | No | Extra class on the wrapper. |

Theming

<ComponentAnatomy parts={parts} preset="blueprint">
  <Slider />
</ComponentAnatomy>

<ComponentAnatomy parts={parts} theme={{ accent: '#0d9488' }}>
  <Slider />
  <p slot="header">Hover a part below, or the component itself.</p>
</ComponentAnatomy>

The theme applies to both the canvas overlays and the panel accents. Layout variables (--ca-gap, --ca-preview-bg, --ca-preview-padding, --ca-panel-max-height) can be set on the wrapper via class. Full guide: customization docs.

AnatomyPartDefinition:

{
  id: string;           // Matches the data-part value on the DOM element
  name: string;         // Display name shown in the panel
  description?: string; // Raw Markdown — rendered server-side by marked
}

How it works

  • The server renders the two-column layout (preview + panel) with Markdown descriptions converted to HTML by marked — no Markdown library is shipped to the browser
  • The client script calls createAnatomy() from @component-anatomy/core to wire up hover sync and overlays
  • Multiple <ComponentAnatomy> instances on the same page are isolated via a random instance ID

Requirements

  • Astro ≥ 4.0
  • Node ≥ 18

License

MIT