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@revola-ai/video-kit

v0.6.7

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The video component kit. Two React surfaces plus a pure-logic core.

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@revola-ai/video-kit

The video component kit. Two React surfaces plus a pure-logic core.

  • @revola-ai/video-kit/pure - timing, distributeStops, the walkthrough engine. No React, no Node. The moat.
  • @revola-ai/video-kit/react - Theme, ThemeProvider/useTheme, extendTheme, motion helpers, bricks.
  • @revola-ai/video-kit/react/motion - motion HELPER functions (springs, easings). Not components.
  • @revola-ai/video-kit/motion - Tier A commodity COMPONENTS (counters, charts, text reveals, transitions). Owned, themeable, versioned. RollingNumber landed in WS1; WS2 seeds the rest.
  • @revola-ai/video-kit/motion/manifest - the generated component manifest (src/motion/manifest.generated.json). Regenerate with npm run manifest; guarded by a drift test. It maps to raw JSON: read it via fs after resolving the specifier (or require()); a bare ESM import needs with { type: "json" }.

Note the two motion paths are different things: react/motion is helpers, motion is components.

The packed tarball ships source, the generated manifest, and the small example still-strips under src/motion/examples/ (480x270 PNGs, a design-time reference for the build agent).

Tier B (the remocn long tail) is not shipped from here; it is shadcn add-ed directly into each video project. See HOW_I_BUILD_VIDEOS.md.

Upstream provenance

Tier A components under src/motion/ are ported from remocn (https://github.com/Remocn/remocn), MIT license, Copyright (c) 2026 Remocn. Verified 2026-07-20. Each ported file carries this attribution header:

// Ported from remocn (https://github.com/Remocn/remocn), MIT license,
// Copyright (c) 2026 Remocn. Modified for @revola-ai/video-kit.

Re-verify only if porting a component from a different upstream than the Remocn/remocn repository.