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@liebstoeckel/components

v0.3.3

Published

Shared React slide primitives for liebstoeckel decks: MDX element mapping, magic-move, and the brand atmosphere.

Readme

@liebstoeckel/components

Shared React slide primitives for liebstoeckel decks: MDX element mapping, magic-move, and the brand atmosphere.

Part of liebstoeckel, a code-first presentation framework. You write decks in MDX and TSX and build them into a single self-contained HTML file with no server or runtime dependencies. The same file works offline, and when you host it the deck runs a live session between the presenter and the audience. Built on Bun, React 19, Motion, and Tailwind v4.

Status: experimental, pre-1.0. liebstoeckel is an evolving experiment, not yet production-ready. Before 1.0, breaking changes can land in any release without a major-version bump, so pin an exact version if you depend on it.

A small set of presentation primitives that the engine composes. mdxComponents maps Markdown and MDX elements to themed components, Magic does FLIP magic-move between slides, and Atmosphere is the brand-aware background. @liebstoeckel/engine re-exports all three, so decks usually get them for free. Install this package directly only when you want to use them on their own.

Install

bun add @liebstoeckel/components
bun add react   # peer

Bun-native, shipped as raw TypeScript. Animations use Motion.

Usage

import { Magic } from "@liebstoeckel/components";

// a stateless element that smoothly re-positions across slides (shared layoutId)
<Magic id="logo" className="text-accent">liebstoeckel</Magic>;

Exports

  • mdxComponents maps Markdown and MDX elements (h1, h2, p, ul, li, strong, code) to themed components. The engine feeds it to <MDXProvider>.
  • Magic is magic-move for stateless content. It's a Motion layout element keyed by layoutId that FLIP-animates its box delta between slides.
  • Atmosphere is the layered brand background, with drifting gradient blooms, film grain, and a vignette. Pass still for a motionless variant used in thumbnails and capture.

See the reference for each component's props.

Architecture

A small runtime-only package. Three independent modules are re-exported from src/index.ts, with Motion as the only dependency and React 19 as a peer. There's no build step and no browser globals. The engine owns bundling and theming, and this package supplies the styled, animatable building blocks.

| Module | Role | |---|---| | src/mdx.tsx (mdxComponents) | The element-to-component map. Each element carries Tailwind classes (text-text, text-primary, bg-surface, …) that resolve against the active brand. Inline code becomes a themed pill. Shiki block code (non-string children) passes through, so the parent .shiki <pre> styles it. | | src/Magic.tsx (Magic) | A motion.div with layout and layoutId for spring FLIP transitions of stateless content. For stateful elements (an iframe, video, or live app) the docs point authors at the engine's <Slot> and Persistent layer instead. | | src/Atmosphere.tsx (Atmosphere) | A decoration-only backdrop driven by the --brand-glow-* and --brand-accent CSS variables. still disables the infinite drift, so capture and overview renders stay deterministic. |

The class names and CSS variables it emits are defined by the @theme inline bridge in @liebstoeckel/theme. @liebstoeckel/engine imports all three: mdxComponents into <MDXProvider>, Atmosphere into SlideFrame, and Magic re-exported from its index.

Links

Licensed under MPL-2.0.