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@exactjs/component-library

v0.7.1

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Inert participation marker for eXact component libraries

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@exactjs/component-library

This package is the inert participation marker for published eXact component libraries. It tells eXact build adapters that a package intentionally follows component-library packaging and provenance protocol 1.

Usage

Component-library authors add @exactjs/component-library to production dependencies and publish compiler-generated static build facts through exactComponentLibrary.build in their package manifest. Those facts map each public package export to the target-specific compiled module that owns the component. Applications do not import this package.

Declare shared framework runtimes as compatible peerDependencies, with development dependencies for the library's own build and tests. Keep this participation marker in dependencies. exactc build-library reports any undeclared runtime packages needed by its generated artifacts. The Vite, Bun, and Webpack adapters share the application's installed framework instances with linked libraries. Peer installation checks compatible ranges, and the consumer's server policy still determines which component and enhancement providers may execute.

The marker contains no JavaScript entry point, lifecycle, registration, configuration, or trust grant. Server execution remains subject to the consuming application's component-library policy.

Documentation | Source on GitHub