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@kidecms/core

v0.1.11

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Code-first CMS framework built for Astro.

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@kidecms/core

Kide's runtime and admin package.

Install shape

The goal is to keep onboarding simple:

  • @kidecms/core brings its own CMS runtime, generator, and admin UI dependencies.
  • The host app provides react and react-dom.
  • Some features are optional:
    • @ai-sdk/openai only when AI generation is enabled
    • sharp only when local image transforms are enabled

Why some packages still exist in the app

Kide keeps project-specific code inside the app:

  • database adapters
  • storage adapters
  • email adapters
  • generated schema files
  • framework route glue

Because those files live in the app, the app may still depend on packages like drizzle-orm, zod, or nanoid when it imports them directly.

That is separate from @kidecms/core's own package contract.