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@mklyml/kits

v0.1.2

Published

Block kits for mkly — newsletter and documentation block types

Readme

mklyml kits

Block kits for mklyml — domain-specific blocks, themes, and presets.


Newsletter rendered with sunset-boulevard theme


Newsletter Kit

14 blocks, 19 themes, 17 presets for building email newsletters.

Featured articles with source badges, categorized news items, quick hits, community quotes, polls, sponsor sections, personal notes. Pick a theme and preset, compile to HTML — or pipe through the email plugin for production-ready email.

--- use: core
--- use: newsletter
--- theme: newsletter/sunset-boulevard
--- preset: newsletter/editorial

--- newsletter/featured
source: TechCrunch
author: Jane Doe
link: https://example.com/article

## Breaking: AI Rewrites the Rules

A summary of the feature article.

--- newsletter/category
title: Tech & Science

--- newsletter/item
source: Wired
link: https://example.com/quantum

## Quantum Computing Milestone

Brief description of this news item.

--- /newsletter/category

--- newsletter/quickHits

- [React 21 released](https://example.com/react) — streaming by default
- [Bun 2.0 hits stable](https://example.com/bun) — 3x faster installs

--- newsletter/outro
url: https://example.com/subscribe

Thanks for reading. See you next week.

19 themes x 17 presets = 323 unique combinations from the same content.

Theme grid showing all 19 newsletter themes

bun add @mklyml/kits

Full newsletter kit documentation -->


Docs Kit

15 blocks for building documentation sites.

Syntax-highlighted code blocks, callout boxes (tip, warning, info, danger), API reference cards, property tables, tabbed content, step-by-step guides, install commands, interactive live examples.

--- use: core
--- use: docs
--- theme: docs/default

--- docs/callout
type: tip

Start with the core kit. Add kits when you need domain-specific blocks.

--- docs/codeExample
lang: typescript
filename: hello.ts

import { mkly } from '@mklyml/core';
const result = mkly('--- core/text\n\nHello!');

--- /docs/codeExample

--- docs/tabs

--- docs/tab
label: React

React integration guide.

--- docs/tab
label: Node.js

Server-side usage.

--- /docs/tabs

The mklyml documentation site is built with this kit.

bun add @mklyml/kits

Full docs kit documentation -->


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