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@quantumwake/terminal-ux-components

v0.3.1

Published

Terminal-style React UX components for the Alethic ISM apps.

Readme

@quantumwake/terminal-ux-components

Terminal-style React UX components extracted from alethic-ism-ui-enterprise, so the enterprise app and the read-only alethic-ism-publish-ui can share one component library (mirrors how @quantumwake/kgraph was extracted).

Theme

The package owns the theme plumbing; the host app supplies the theme value (its existing rich theme object). Wrap your app once:

import { ThemeProvider } from '@quantumwake/terminal-ux-components';

<ThemeProvider theme={useStore(s => s.getCurrentTheme())}>
  <App />
</ThemeProvider>

Components read it via useTheme(). The Tailwind token contract (midnight/etc. colors + shadows) still lives in the host's Tailwind config; a shippable tailwind-preset is a planned follow-up.

Peer dependencies

Provided by the host app (not bundled):

  • react, react-dom (>=17)
  • lucide-react (optional) — icons used by Checkbox/TagField/InfoButton
  • @headlessui/react, @heroicons/react (optional) — used by TerminalDropdown

The read-only kgraph studio renderers (StudioGraph/StudioNode/CleanEdge) live in @quantumwake/kgraph/ism, not here — this package is graph-free.

Components

Current export set (useTheme()-based, fully typed):

  • Theme: ThemeProvider, useTheme
  • Primitives: TerminalButton, TerminalLabel, TerminalInput, TerminalCheckbox, TerminalToggle, TerminalContainer, TerminalSection, TerminalTagField, TerminalInfoButton, TerminalDropdown

Migration status

Incremental extraction (dogfooded by enterprise consuming each release):

  • 0.2.0 (current) — theme plumbing + the 10 leaf primitives above.
  • next — composites (TerminalDialog, TerminalContextMenu, TerminalHoverMenu, TerminalTabView, …), then the stateful TerminalDataTable. canvas/ and the ism|ismql|statefs domain components stay in the app.

Usage

npm install
npm run build      # tsup → dist/ (esm + cjs + .d.ts)
npm run dev        # tsup --watch
npm run lint       # tsc --noEmit

No environment variables — this is a presentational component library with no network or app-state dependencies.