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@kolkrabbi/kol-dashboards

v0.1.0

Published

KOL dashboards/analytics system — hand-rolled SVG charts (no d3), metric/list/table/chart cards, a responsive dashboard grid, and the MetricsDashboard apparatus. Data is consumer-injected. Sits above @kolkrabbi/kol-{theme,icons,component}.

Readme

@kolkrabbi/kol-dashboards

The KOL dashboards / analytics system — lifted out of @kolkrabbi/kol-component into its own package because it's a shared capability consumed by multiple apps (every repo with a metrics/analytics view), and it versions on its own cadence.

Hand-rolled SVG visualisations (no d3), a card family, a responsive dashboard grid, and the composed MetricsDashboard apparatus.

What's in the box

| Import | What | | --- | --- | | DashMetricCard, DashListCard, DashTableCard, DashChartCard, DashFeaturedCard, DashStackedBarCard, DashAlertCard, DashSlotCard | the card family | | LineChart, DonutChart, Sparkline, Heatmap, Histogram, ScatterPlot, Candlestick | SVG chart primitives | | DashboardGrid, GridCard | responsive grid (container queries) | | MetricsDashboard | the full site/project/infra/sessions apparatus | | RANGES, DEPLOY_STATE_COLORS, PALETTE, formatB2Size, timeAgo, … | view-level tokens + formatters |

import { MetricsDashboard } from '@kolkrabbi/kol-dashboards'

The content-injection seam

MetricsDashboard is presentation only — all data is injected by the consumer:

<MetricsDashboard data={metricsBag} milestones={MILESTONES} mainHost="example.com" />

data carries { siteData, allHosts, host, setHost, projectData, sanityData, deploys, b2Data, error, range, setRange, hostSummaries }. The consumer owns the fetch/mock adapter; a RANGES import keeps the range→ms mapping single-sourced.

Consumer requirements

  • CSS ships in @kolkrabbi/kol-theme (kol-components-dashboards.css, in the theme aggregate) — this package ships JS only.
  • Tailwind v4 @source "…/node_modules/@kolkrabbi/kol-dashboards/src" so utility classes used inside the components are generated.