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@modular-frontend/compositions-engine

v0.1.1

Published

Framework-neutral compositions engine: runtime, scoped stores, validation, authoring helpers, and types for arranging modules into named zones on a single screen. No UI-framework dependency — the outlet and hooks live in a binding package.

Readme

@modular-frontend/compositions-engine

The framework-neutral engine behind Compositions: arrange several modules (and journeys) into named zones on a single screen, driven by a per-instance scoped store. It owns the composition runtime, scoped stores, validation, authoring helpers, and the type surface, with no UI-framework dependency.

This is the shared foundation the framework bindings build on. The React binding (@modular-react/compositions) re-exports this package and adds the UI layer (outlet, provider, hooks); a future @modular-vue/compositions will do the same over the same engine.

Installation

npm install @modular-frontend/compositions-engine

Most apps depend on a binding (@modular-react/compositions) rather than on this package directly. Use @modular-frontend/compositions-engine when building a new framework binding or framework-agnostic tooling over compositions.

What's included

  • Runtime: createCompositionRuntime, getInternals (low-level accessor the outlet drives), hydrateComposition, CompositionRuntimeOptions, and the CompositionHydrationError / UnknownCompositionError classes.
  • Validation: validateCompositionContracts, validateCompositionDefinition, and the CompositionValidationError class.
  • Scoped stores: createCompositionZoneStores, noopCompositionZoneStores, and the CompositionZoneStores type.
  • Authoring helpers: defineComposition, defineCompositionHandle.
  • Types: the full composition type surface (CompositionDefinition, CompositionInstance, CompositionRuntime, CompositionZoneMap, zone selectors, and the rest).

Full documentation

See the main documentation for the full guide.