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@halfgray/grayspace

v0.6.0

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Minimal theme integration for Astro

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Grayspace

Grayspace is a theme integration for the Astro website framework. It is a fairly minimal theme, originally designed for the website of the Half-Gray Association.

Installation

  1. Set up Astro: Refer to the Astro docs for more information

  2. Install Grayspace:

    npm install --save @halfgray/grayspace

  3. Add the integration to your Astro configuration file:

    // ...
import grayspace from '@halfgray/grayspace';

export default defineConfig({
	//...

	integrations: [
		grayspace({
			// Configure site-wide options
			// Refer to Configuration section for more options
			siteName: 'My Site',
			siteStyles: ['./src/styles/site-styles.css', '@fontsource/open-sans'],
		}),
	],

	// Adding i18n config is highly recommended, even if your site is monolingual
	i18n: {
		defaultLocale: 'en',
		locales: ['en'],
	},
});

Usage

Grayspace comes with a few common layouts for pages. You can use them directly in .astro pages or in Markdown.

These layouts are exported as @halfgray/grayspace/layouts/[layout]:

  • HomeLayout: For the homepage, with a large header for the site name and logo
  • ArticleLayout: For most "singular" pages on the site, with a smaller header linking to the homepage and a page title
    • Required props: title (can be set directly or through Markdown frontmatter)
  • GeneralLayout: Generic layout for navigation or other purposes
    • Required props: title (can be set directly or through Markdown frontmatter)

Example:

---
import ArticleLayout from '@halfgray/grayspace/layouts/ArticleLayout`;
---

<ArticleLayout title="My Page">
	<p>My page content</p>
</ArticleLayout>

Or in Markdown:

---
layout: '@halfgray/grayspace/layouts/ArticleLayout'
title: 'My Page'
---

My page content

Configuration

The integration accepts the following options:

  • siteName: (string, required) Name of your site
  • siteLogo: (string, optional) Path to site logo (note that this is a raw path to be included in the HTML, so placing the logo in public/ is recommended)
  • favicon: (string, optional) Path to favicon (defaults to using the site logo)
  • siteStyles: (string[], optional) Custom CSS imports, either a path to a local file (starting with .) or a package name
  • homeLink: (string, optional) URL to homepage for the link in the header (defaults to the configured base path)
  • titleSeparator: (string, optional) Separator between page and site title in the browser (defaults to |)
  • components: (object, optional) Components to override (refer to "Customization" section)

In addition, it is highly recommended that you specify the locale in Astro's i18n configuration, even if your site is monolingual. This helps specify the language of the page for accessibility.

Example:

i18n: {
	defaultLocale: 'en',
	locales: ['en'], // Somewhat redundant for a monolingual site, but required by Astro
}

Customization

There are a few different ways to customize your pages.

Component Overrides

Component overrides allow you to customize certain aspects of the built-in layouts. This is most useful for sitewide customizations.

Layout Slots

The built-in layouts have a few named slots you can use for a single page or a custom layout. This is most useful for customizations on specific pages.

Each layout provides the following named slots:

  • head: Additional metadata to add to the <head> element
  • header: Contents of the <header> element (note that you will need to include the SiteId or HomeSiteId component if you want the site name and logo to appear)
  • footer: Contents of the <footer> element

Component Library

The component library allows you to build an entirely custom page or layout using a combination of existing components and custom code. This is most useful if you want to significantly alter the presentation of a page.

The component library is exported under @halfgray/grayspace/components.

Example:

---
import { BasePage, SiteId } from '@halfgray/grayspace/components';
import CustomComponent from '../components/CustomComponent.astro';
---

<BasePage lang="en" title="My Custom Page" skipToMainText="Skip to main">
	<SiteId slot="header" name="My Site" link="/" />
	<h1>My Custom Page</h1>
	<CustomComponent />
</BasePage>

License

Grayspace is available under the MIT License. Refer to LICENSE.txt for details.