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@natsuneko-laboratory/makit-runtime

v0.7.0

Published

React components and Next.js integration used by Makit's generated .makit/ app.

Downloads

330

Readme

@natsuneko-laboratory/makit-runtime

React components and Next.js integration used by Makit's generated .makit/ app. It implements the Standard Theme — the default set of page and part slots documented in the theme specification — and provides the data loaders that read a build's generated content.

This package is an internal dependency of @natsuneko-laboratory/makit and its generated project; it is not installed directly in a typical Makit project. It is relevant when writing a theme package or replacing individual theme components, since a replacement component can import the Standard Theme's default implementation to wrap or recompose it.

import { Footer as DefaultFooter } from "@natsuneko-laboratory/makit-runtime";
import type { FooterProps } from "@natsuneko-laboratory/makit-runtime";

export default function Footer(props: FooterProps) {
  return <DefaultFooter {...props} />;
}

Entry points

  • @natsuneko-laboratory/makit-runtime — every theme slot's default component, Slot Props types, generated-data loaders, and theme/locale helpers. Only import types from this entry inside a Client Component; importing a value drags in the filesystem-backed data loaders.
  • @natsuneko-laboratory/makit-runtime/client — React-free constants (THEME_STORAGE_KEY, LOCALE_STORAGE_KEY) safe to import from a Client Component.
  • @natsuneko-laboratory/makit-runtime/slot-names — the list of theme slot names and file-name mappings, importable without pulling in React.

See the theme specification for the full slot list and the rules for writing a theme.