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@dpeek/formless-ui

v0.1.3

Published

18 days ago

`@dpeek/formless-ui` owns the shared browser primitives and editor chrome used by browser shells and product-specific web surfaces.

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Formless UI

@dpeek/formless-ui owns the shared browser primitives and editor chrome used by browser shells and product-specific web surfaces.

Package Docs

./doc/browser-primitives.md: primitive ownership, export surface, and package boundaries.

What It Owns

reusable browser UI primitives and layout components
shared Plate-backed markdown rendering/editing, plus plain source-preview editing for SVG and other non-markdown source controls
shared styling, theme, and small browser utility hooks
browser-only building blocks that do not depend on graph runtime types

Markdown editing is rich and Plate-backed. SVG source editing remains plain text through SourceEditor in @dpeek/formless-ui/source-preview; this package does not depend on Monaco.

What It Does Not Own

TanStack Router pages, Worker routes, or app-specific browser composition in @dpeek/graphle-app
graph-aware field resolvers, predicate editors, or typed graph previews in @dpeek/graphle-react and @dpeek/graphle-module-core/react-dom
operator TUI code in @dpeek/graphle-cli

Validation

Run turbo check --filter=@dpeek/formless-ui from the repo root, or bun run check in this package, for the package-local lint/format/type/test pass. Run turbo check from the repo root before landing repo-wide changes.