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@gluonjs/molecules

v1.0.10

Published

Accessible reusable UI compositions for Gluon.

Downloads

878

Readme

Reusable compositions built only from Core, Quarks, and Atoms.

import { Card, FormField } from '@gluonjs/molecules';

Card renders a native article. Its optional title is an h3; callers must place cards under a compatible heading hierarchy. FormField uses implicit native label association. An error sets the child input's aria-invalid state and exposes a visible role="alert"; helper text is visible supplementary copy.

Styles use logical properties and shared Atom token names. Card and FormField carry separate immutable stylesheet dependencies; FormField collects its nested Label and Input sheets through ordinary renderer traversal. Install the shared foundation and theme once through installUi(). The deprecated moleculeStyles aggregate cannot coexist silently with exact rendering. moleculeManifest records every stable component, its accessibility contract, interactive example, browser test, and visual-regression evidence.

Card.attributes extends its native article. FormField.attributes extends the composed Input and FormField.fieldAttributes extends the outer native label. Both exclude owned children so callers cannot silently replace baseline composition. App-local Molecules use the public defineMolecule() metadata helper described in the extension contract.

GLUON GOODS repeats FormField for its five required delivery inputs and uses an app-local PurchaseAction defined with defineMolecule() in the same real checkout form. Browser tests verify implicit labels, native constraint validation, interaction, SSR/hydration styles, and teardown.