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@marktiderman/genesis

v0.10.5

Published

Genesis — one-install umbrella and single version coordinate for the Genesis system. Re-exports @marktiderman/genesis-core, -ui, -design-system, -switchboard, -ui-native (as /native) and -native (as /native-app and /native-app/persist) and the forms packa

Readme

@marktiderman/genesis

One-install umbrella for the Genesis DS (design system). Holds no code of its own — every subpath re-exports a granular @marktiderman/genesis-* package.

import { Button } from "@marktiderman/genesis/ui";
import { useSwitchboard } from "@marktiderman/genesis/switchboard";
import { tokens } from "@marktiderman/genesis/design-system/tokens";

| Subpath | Re-exports | | ---------------------------- | -------------------------------------- | | @marktiderman/genesis/core | @marktiderman/genesis-core | | @marktiderman/genesis/ui | @marktiderman/genesis-ui | | .../ui/data | @marktiderman/genesis-ui/data | | .../ui/utils | @marktiderman/genesis-ui/utils | | .../ui/status-colors | @marktiderman/genesis-ui/status-colors | | .../ui/hooks | @marktiderman/genesis-ui/hooks | | .../design-system | @marktiderman/genesis-design-system | | .../design-system/tokens | @marktiderman/genesis-design-system/tokens | | .../design-system/theme | @marktiderman/genesis-design-system/theme | | .../switchboard | @marktiderman/genesis-switchboard | | .../native | @marktiderman/genesis-ui-native | | .../native-app | @marktiderman/genesis-native | | .../native-app/persist | @marktiderman/genesis-native/persist | | .../forms | @marktiderman/genesis-forms | | .../forms/server | @marktiderman/genesis-forms/server | | .../forms/destinations | @marktiderman/genesis-forms/destinations | | .../forms/react | @marktiderman/genesis-forms-react | | .../forms/web | @marktiderman/genesis-forms-web |

Web bundlers never pull in React Native code unless a consumer explicitly imports @marktiderman/genesis/native or /native-app — react-native is an optional peer dependency. Each granular package remains independently installable as an escape hatch for rare subpaths not mirrored here.

Every umbrella subpath is ESM-only (an import condition, no require), the same as /ui. If you need CommonJS for the forms engine, install @marktiderman/genesis-forms directly: it ships CJS builds of ., /server and /testing.

The umbrella re-exports code, not stylesheets. To style /forms/web, also install @marktiderman/genesis-forms-web (the version the umbrella pins) and import its styles after genesis-ui's, in your Tailwind v4 entry:

@import "tailwindcss";
@import "@marktiderman/genesis-ui/styles.css";
@import "@marktiderman/genesis-forms-web/styles.css";

The Genesis version coordinate

@marktiderman/genesis's own version is the single canonical coordinate for the whole Genesis system — the one number that answers "which Genesis am I on?" for a consuming repo. Pin one umbrella version and the entire set is determined: the umbrella depends on @marktiderman/genesis-{core,ui, design-system,switchboard,ui-native,forms,forms-react,forms-web} via workspace:*, which pnpm replaces with the exact published version at pack time. So @marktiderman/genesis@X resolves one reproducible, pinned set — not a caret range that drifts. Each granular package keeps its own independent semver train; the umbrella version is the coordinate that names a specific combination of them.

The coordinate advances whenever any pinned sub-package is released, via changesets' updateInternalDependents (default "out-of-range"): because the umbrella pins each sub-package via workspace:* (which changesets resolves to the dependency's exact current version), any sub-package release moves that dependency out of the umbrella's pinned range, pulling the umbrella into the same release plan.