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@lexydesign/lexyprompts

v1.0.0

Published

Herramienta CLI para instalar la documentación exportada del sistema de diseño Lexy y configurar AGENTS.md en proyectos React.

Downloads

139

Readme

Lexy Design System — Paquete de documentación

Este directorio contiene la documentación exportada del sistema de diseño Lexy en dos formatos:

  • Markdown (.md): prompts textuales, óptimos como contexto para LLMs.
  • HTML (.html): snapshots renderizados de cada página, incluyen estilos inline y son autocontenidos.

Cómo usarlo

Como contexto para un agente IA / vibecoding

  1. Importa todo el directorio en tu proyecto (cp -r docs-export /tu-proyecto/lexy/).
  2. Apunta tu agente a AGENTS.md. Ahí están las reglas de uso del DS.
  3. Para tareas específicas, referencia el archivo concreto: lexy/md/componentes/button.md, lexy/md/fundamentos/color.md, etc.

Manualmente

  1. Abre index.md para navegar.
  2. Cada componente tiene un archivo con: descripción, cuándo usarlo, variantes, ejemplos, accesibilidad y reglas de contenido.
  3. Cada fundamento incluye una tabla canónica de Tokens al final.

Regenerar

npm run docs:generate          # solo .md
npm run docs:generate-html     # también .html (requiere `next dev` en :3000)

Los .md se extraen vía AST del JSX de cada page. Los .html se snapshottean del servidor dev y se inlinea el CSS.

Estructura

docs-export/
├── README.md              ← este archivo
├── AGENTS.md              ← reglas operativas para IA
├── index.md               ← tabla de contenidos
├── md/                    ← Prompts textuales
│   ├── home.md
│   ├── fundamentos/
│   └── componentes/
├── html/                  ← Snapshots visuales
│   ├── home.html
│   ├── fundamentos/
│   └── componentes/
└── recursos/
    └── tokens.css         ← copia de src/app/tokens.css