💎 @diamondjs/all

All of DiamondJS in one dependency: the browser constellation plus the dev toolchain.

What is this?

The union meta-package — literally @diamondjs/app + @diamondjs/dev, exact-pinned to one tested release:

npm install @diamondjs/all

That resolves to:

• @diamondjs/app — what ships to the browser: runtime (components, reactivity, Router, Guard, Pending), converters, guards, primafacie logging
• @diamondjs/dev — what runs at build time: compiler, Parcel transformer, Parcel itself, TypeScript, and the stink-check/route-check build gates

When to use which

• app + dev separately (recommended for real projects) — keeps browser dependencies and build tooling in their proper dependencies/devDependencies homes:

  npm install @diamondjs/app
  npm install --save-dev @diamondjs/dev

• all — one-liner for spikes, sandboxes, and "just let me try it":

  npm install @diamondjs/all
  echo '{ "extends": "@parcel/config-default", "transformers": { "*.html": ["@diamondjs/parcel-transformer-diamond", "..."] } }' > .parcelrc
  npx parcel src/index.html

Either way you get the same exact-pinned constellation — one tested whole, never a drifted mix. Upgrading DiamondJS is bumping one number.

Part of DiamondJS — the first JavaScript framework designed for the human-LLM collaborative development era.

License

MIT