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@mhmo91/schmancy-lab

v0.1.3

Published

Advanced, opinionated components built on @mhmo91/schmancy. See README for the Lab acceptance + graduation policy.

Readme

@mhmo91/schmancy-lab

Advanced, opinionated components that aren't part of the schmancy primitives surface but are reusable across multiple apps.

This package is a sibling to @mhmo91/schmancy (same git repo, same CI, independent npm version, peer-depends on schmancy at any version). Install both when you need any of the components below.

What belongs here

A component qualifies for Lab iff:

  • it is complex (multiple primitives composed, or carries non-trivial domain-shaped logic), AND
  • it has ≥2 consumers (real or imminent).

A complex component with one consumer lives in that consumer's repo, not Lab. The single-consumer test is the discipline that prevents Lab from becoming a graveyard.

Lifecycle

Quarterly review (next: 2026-08-02). Each component in this package is either:

  • promoted to @mhmo91/schmancy (it stabilized; fits the primitives surface), or
  • deleted from this package (it never proved its keep).

There is no third option. A component without a quarterly verdict is deleted by default.

Current contents

| Tag(s) | Notes | |---|---| | <schmancy-qr-scanner> | QR code scanner; pulls jsqr | | <schmancy-area-chart>, <schmancy-pills> | Visualization primitives | | extra/countries, extra/timezone | Country + timezone data sets | | <schmancy-select-countries>, <schmancy-select-timezones> | Selects backed by extra/ | | <schmancy-map> | Map embed |

Versioning

Lab versions independently from @mhmo91/schmancy. Lab peer-depends on @mhmo91/schmancy at * so consumers always have both — Lab does not pin a particular schmancy version, but breakages between them are caught in the shared CI.

Install

npm install @mhmo91/schmancy @mhmo91/schmancy-lab
import { } from '@mhmo91/schmancy-lab'         // registers every <schmancy-*> tag from Lab
import { } from '@mhmo91/schmancy-lab/qr-scanner'   // single-domain entry