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@kolkrabbi/kol-content

v0.1.0

Published

KOL content/CMS system — the /stack (blog editorial) + /work (portfolio) streams: article masthead + author/share/sources pieces, a portable-text renderer, blog cards, and the work shelf/list apparatus (embla shelf, scroll-drift gallery, view toggle). Dat

Readme

@kolkrabbi/kol-content

The KOL content / CMS system — the two Sanity-driven streams of kolkrabbi.io, /stack (blog editorial) and /work (portfolio), lifted into one package because they share a content model and version on their own cadence.

Data is consumer-injected (portable text / project docs). The shared primitives — ContentFilters, DropdownTagFilter, ShellSearchOverlay, GalleryCarousel, Avatar, Tag — stay in @kolkrabbi/kol-component (core, used by 7–10 consumers); this package depends on them.

What's in the box

Stack (blog / editorial)

| Export | What | | --- | --- | | StackHero | full-bleed article hero (variant default / tall) | | ArticleHeader | article masthead — tags, title, AuthorLine, meta, excerpt, hero image | | AuthorLine | the author cluster (Avatar + name + role), standalone | | ArticleCard | blog card family — size hero / default / mini | | PortableTextRenderer, slugify | portable-text body → 10 block types (heading, paragraph, list, quote, code, table, image, video, divider, caption) + inline link / segmentTitle marks | | ShareButtons | share bar — copy-link + X / LinkedIn / email intents | | SourcesReferences | end-of-article sources / references block |

Work (portfolio / project)

| Export | What | | --- | --- | | WorkViewToggle | Shelf ⇄ List view switch | | WorkCard | project card (3D-tilt hover), 3 sizes | | WorkListItem | conservative list row | | ParallaxShelf | embla-driven horizontal shelf | | ScrollDriftGallery | gsap scroll-triggered outside-in drift gallery |

Injection + requirements

Components take flat prop bags / adapters — they never fetch. Portable-text bodies are passed as blocks; work items as arrays.

  • CSS ships in @kolkrabbi/kol-theme (.kol-prose in kol-typography.css + the component sheets, all in the theme aggregate) — this package ships JS only.
  • Vite consumer; Tailwind v4 @source "…/node_modules/@kolkrabbi/kol-content/src".
  • Peer: gsap (ScrollDriftGallery); dep: embla-carousel-react (ParallaxShelf).
  • No auto text-transform — every string renders in its authored case (KOL rule).