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@owenbush/decodie-ui-shared

v0.5.0

Published

Shared styles, utilities, and constants for Decodie UI consumers

Downloads

440

Readme

Decodie UI Shared

Shared styles, utilities, and CSS class constants for all Decodie UI consumers.

Install

npm install @owenbush/decodie-ui-shared

Usage

CSS (the visual identity)

// Import in your entry point (Next.js layout, HTML head, etc.)
import "@owenbush/decodie-ui-shared/styles.css";

The stylesheet provides the full Decodie visual language: dark theme, entry detail layout, badges, code blocks, tags, etc. Components that produce HTML with the class names defined in CSS will look correct.

Utilities

import {
  formatDate,
  detectLanguage,
  escapeHtml,
  experienceLevelClass,
  CSS,
} from "@owenbush/decodie-ui-shared";

| Export | What it does | |---|---| | formatDate(iso) | Formats an ISO date string to "Jan 1, 2026" | | detectLanguage(code) | Heuristic language detection for syntax highlighting | | escapeHtml(str) | HTML entity escaping (for non-React consumers) | | worstRefStatus(resolutions) | Picks the worst reference status from an array | | experienceLevelClass(level) | Returns the CSS class for a badge | | CSS | Object of all CSS class name constants |

Consumers

  • decodie-ui (CLI) — imports CSS + utilities, renders with vanilla JS
  • decodie-cloud (SaaS) — imports CSS + utilities, renders with React components

Publishing

Releases are published to npm automatically via GitHub Actions when a release is created. Tag releases with v0.1.0 style semver.