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@openuji/solospec

v0.3.0

Published

Static HTML renderer for Speculator AST runtime

Readme

@openuji/solospec

Static HTML renderer for Speculator AST without Astro.

@openuji/solospec is designed for CI-friendly single-document publishing flows.

Install

pnpm add @openuji/solospec @openuji/speculator

Vite Plugin (Package-Owned Theme)

solospecPlugin injects everything required for rendering:

  • spec HTML wrapped in .solospec-root
  • bikeshed theme CSS (from @openuji/solospec, no host CSS import)
  • runtime mode handling (system | light | dark) with persisted preference
  • optional built-in mode switcher
import { defineConfig } from "vite";
import { solospecPlugin } from "@openuji/solospec/vite";

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [
    solospecPlugin({
      entry: "spec/index.md",
      configPath: "spec/config.json",
      theme: {
        name: "bikeshed",
      },
    }),
  ],
});

Theme config contract:

type SolospecThemeSettings = {
  name?: "bikeshed";
};

Defaults and schema are exported:

  • DEFAULT_SOLOSPEC_THEME_SETTINGS
  • SOLOSPEC_THEME_SETTINGS_SCHEMA
  • resolveSolospecThemeSettings(...)

Client Runtime

If a document contains diagram nodes like Mermaid or LikeC4, solospec will automatically inject standard ES module import scripts into the final HTML. Consumers are expected to process the resulting HTML file through a bundler like Vite. The target application must install the peer dependencies:

pnpm add -D vite @likec4/core likec4 mermaid react react-dom

Theme Tokens (DTCG + Tailwind v4)

Theme design values live in DTCG token files, grouped per theme:

tokens/
  themes/
    bikeshed/
      color.json
      spacing.json
      typography.json
      radius.json
      shadow.json
      motion.json
      size.json

Token build output is generated into:

src/styles/generated/themes/<theme>.tokens.css

Theme CSS files import their generated token file first, then Tailwind v4:

@import "../generated/themes/bikeshed.tokens.css";
@import "tailwindcss";

Commands:

pnpm run tokens       # generate token css from DTCG files
pnpm run build:styles # regenerate tokens and compile theme css