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@emeryld/ui-config

v0.1.7

Published

Generated preview configuration for `@emeryld/ui`, ready to use with `@emeryld/ui-preview`.

Readme

@emeryld/ui-config

Generated preview configuration for @emeryld/ui, ready to use with @emeryld/ui-preview.

What This Package Exports

@emeryld/ui-config exports a single config object:

  • emeryldUIConfig from @emeryld/ui-config

It is generated from exported components in @emeryld/ui and can be passed directly to UIPreview.

Dependency Contract

  • @emeryld/ui is a peer dependency and must be installed by consumers.
  • @emeryld/ui-preview is a direct dependency of this package.
  • In this monorepo, local development uses workspace dev dependencies so generation and typechecking stay aligned with local @emeryld/ui.

Use In An App

import { UIPreview } from '@emeryld/ui-preview'
import { emeryldUIConfig } from '@emeryld/ui-config'

export function PreviewPage() {
  return <UIPreview config={emeryldUIConfig} />
}

Build Workflow

pnpm run build does two steps:

  1. build:preview-config: regenerates src/components.preview-config.tsx
  2. tsc -p tsconfig.json: builds this package into dist

Script:

pnpm run build:preview-config

Current generator call:

  • scans: ../ui/src/components
  • writes output: src/components.preview-config.tsx
  • imports UI from: @emeryld/ui (--import-path @emeryld/ui)

ui-preview-dev also regenerates this same file during local preview development, so this package remains the single source of truth for preview config.

Manual Edits And Regeneration

src/components.preview-config.tsx is mostly generated, but manual adjustments are expected for edge cases.

When regenerating:

  • existing definePreview(...) entries are read from the same output file
  • existing values are preserved when possible
  • new components are added
  • removed components are dropped

This means your manual fixes in src/components.preview-config.tsx should survive future build:preview-config runs.

Source Files

  • Entry export: src/index.ts
  • Generated config: src/components.preview-config.tsx
  • Package build config: tsconfig.json