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@lexmount.com/abyss-ui

v0.2.2

Published

Shared design tokens and presentation-only React components for Abyss web applications

Readme

@lexmount.com/abyss-ui

Shared design tokens and presentation-only React components for Abyss web applications.

Boundary

The package may own:

  • colors, typography, spacing, radii, dark-mode tokens, and base styles;
  • reusable visual primitives;
  • reusable application shells such as the dashboard header, responsive sidebar, and page-title layout;
  • presentation-only domain views such as SessionTimeline; and
  • accessibility and interaction behavior local to those components.

It must not own API clients, authentication, routing, TanStack Query state, deployment configuration, or product authorization policy. Domain views receive formatters, translated labels, URLs, and callbacks from their host application.

Use

import "@lexmount.com/abyss-ui/styles.css";
import { Button, DashboardShell } from "@lexmount.com/abyss-ui";

Applications provide product-owned content to shared shells. In particular, navigation routes, permission checks, account actions, translated copy, and API state remain in the consuming application.

Only primitives used by an Abyss application belong in this package. Remove unused generated component scaffolds from applications; when a product starts using a new primitive, add and test its canonical implementation here before consuming it from either application.

Tailwind-based consumers should also import the shared theme before declaring application-specific styles:

@import "tailwindcss";
@import "@lexmount.com/abyss-ui/theme.css";

The component stylesheet is precompiled, so consuming applications do not need to scan this package's source files for Tailwind class names.

Release

The package is published publicly under the lexmount.com npm organization at https://www.npmjs.com/package/@lexmount.com/abyss-ui. Consumers do not need registry credentials.

Update this package's semantic version, then verify the release locally:

npm run build -w @lexmount.com/abyss-ui
npm test -w @lexmount.com/abyss-ui
npm pack --dry-run -w @lexmount.com/abyss-ui
npm run check:ui-release -- ui-v0.2.0

Publish a GitHub Release whose tag is ui-v<version>. The publish-ui.yml workflow validates the repository, runs all quality checks, and publishes through npm Trusted Publishing with a short-lived GitHub Actions OIDC credential. Do not add an npm publish token to the repository. npm package versions are immutable, so increment the version for every release.

abyss-dashboard consumes the workspace version during development; abyss-frontend should pin an explicitly released version so the repositories can deploy independently.

Consumer CI

Because the package is public on npmjs, consuming GitHub Actions workflows need no npm credentials:

permissions:
  contents: read

steps:
  - uses: actions/checkout@v6
  - uses: actions/setup-node@v6
    with:
      node-version: 24
      registry-url: https://registry.npmjs.org
      cache: npm
  - run: npm ci