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@elyracode/flux-ui

v0.6.2

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Elyra extension for Flux UI -- live component index, Blade-to-Flux converter, and page generator

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Keywords

elyra-packageflux-uilivewirelaravelbladetailwind

Readme

@elyracode/flux-ui

Elyra extension for Flux UI -- live component index, Blade-to-Flux converter, and page generator for Livewire 4 projects.

Install

elyra install npm:@elyracode/flux-ui

Tools

| Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | flux_component_index | Fetch the live Flux UI component library from GitHub. Always up-to-date, cached for 24h. | | blade_to_flux | Analyze a Blade file and suggest Flux UI component replacements. | | flux_generate_page | Generate a complete page scaffold: Blade view, Livewire component, migration, route. |

Commands

  • /flux -- Interactive selector for all Flux UI tools

Usage

Live Component Reference

> Show me all available Flux UI components
> What props does flux:table support?
> Show me the flux:modal component API

The agent fetches the actual Flux UI source code from GitHub, so it always has the latest component APIs -- even components added yesterday.

Convert Existing Views

> Convert resources/views/users/index.blade.php to use Flux UI
> Analyze my dashboard view for Flux conversion opportunities

The agent scans your Blade file, identifies HTML/Tailwind patterns (tables, forms, modals, buttons), and suggests specific Flux replacements.

Generate New Pages

> Generate a products CRUD page with Flux UI
> Create a user settings page with profile form and password change
> Build a dashboard with stats cards and a recent orders table

The agent generates all four files: Blade view with Flux components, Livewire class with validation, migration, and route.

How It Works

  1. Component Index: Fetches livewire/flux from GitHub, filters to component files, extracts props and slots
  2. Blade Converter: Pattern-matches 15+ HTML elements against Flux equivalents (button, input, select, table, modal, tabs, card, dropdown, breadcrumb, tooltip, switch, sidebar, header)
  3. Page Generator: Fetches the component index for accurate API usage, then provides structured generation instructions with Livewire 4 best practices (#[Validate], #[Computed], #[Url])

All GitHub fetches are cached at ~/.elyra/cache/github/ for 24 hours.