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@particle-academy/classroom

v0.1.1

Published

Classroom UX — course-taking and testing surface for the laravel-courses API, built on Fancy UI primitives.

Readme

@particle-academy/classroom

Classroom UX for the Fancy UI kit — the course-taking and testing surface that renders online courses served by the particle-academy/laravel-courses API.

Built strictly on Fancy UI primitives (@particle-academy/react-fancy): Card, Action, Heading, Text, Badge, Progress, Sidebar, Breadcrumbs, and friends. Raw HTML is limited to layout/inline scaffolding.

Status. Bootstrapped from the needs of the GuardCard.net rebuild, then lifted into its own repo. It will eventually be handed off to the Fancy agent to own and maintain as part of the Fancy UI kit.

Install

npm install @particle-academy/classroom

Built with tsup to dist/ (ESM + CJS + type declarations). npm run build locally; CI type-checks and builds on every push, and tagging v*.*.* publishes to npm.

What's inside

| Export | Purpose | | --- | --- | | CurriculumOverview | Course outline / module + lesson map | | CoursePlayer | The full course-taking shell (sidebar + lesson/test panes) | | LessonView | Renders a single lesson's content | | TestRunner | Drives a test attempt end to end | | QuestionRenderer | Renders one question + captures its answer | | CertificateView | Completion certificate | | CoursesClient | Typed axios client for the laravel-courses API |

Plus the full domain type surface (Course, Lesson, Test, Enrollment, Certificate, …) — see src/index.ts.

import { CoursePlayer, CoursesClient } from '@particle-academy/classroom';

Peer dependencies

The host app provides these:

  • @particle-academy/react-fancy
  • react / react-dom (>= 18)
  • axios (>= 1)

Local development

Consumed side-by-side inside the GuardCard.net .agi envelope: the host app (repos/gc-website) resolves the @classroom alias to this repo's ./src, so edits here are picked up on the host's next build (reload) — no rebuild of this package needed during local dev.

License

MIT © Particle Academy