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@sceneworks/ui

v0.2.0

Published

Shared SceneWorks design system — OKLCH tokens + theme (dark mode, accents), the app-shell layout, and core React primitives. Consumed by SceneWorks, ChatWorks, and SoundWorks.

Readme

@sceneworks/ui

The shared SceneWorks design system — OKLCH design tokens + theme (dark mode, accent swatches), the app-shell layout, and core React primitives — extracted from SceneWorks and consumed by SceneWorks, ChatWorks, and SoundWorks.

Status: 0.2.0 — the design-system foundation (tokens/theme + shell + core primitives + the button/action/card layer), extracted from SceneWorks/apps/web (Shortcut epic 7217). Pre-1.0: expect change. Being migrated incrementally.

Install

Published to npm (public, @sceneworks scope). Pin an exact version — the three consumers (SceneWorks, ChatWorks, SoundWorks) track it in lockstep:

// package.json
"dependencies": {
  "@sceneworks/ui": "0.2.0"
}

To track unreleased work, use a git dependency instead ("@sceneworks/ui": "github:SceneWorks/ui"). See VERSIONING.md for the full pinning + release convention.

Usage

Load the theme + shell stylesheets once at app startup, then import primitives:

import "@sceneworks/ui/theme.css"; // OKLCH tokens, dark mode, accents
import "@sceneworks/ui/shell.css"; // app-shell layout (.app/.sidebar/.workspace/.topbar)

import { /* Icons, Modal, Logo, StatusDot, ... */ version } from "@sceneworks/ui";

Dark mode + accent switching are driven by attributes on <html>, matching SceneWorks:

document.documentElement.setAttribute("data-theme", "dark");
document.documentElement.setAttribute("data-accent", "teal");

Develop

  • npm install — install dev toolchain (Vite, React for the playground).
  • npm run dev — run the in-repo playground (index.html + example/), which consumes the package source with live HMR.
  • npm run build — Vite library build → dist/sceneworks-ui.js (ESM) plus the copied dist/theme.css / dist/shell.css.

Stack: React 18 (peer dependency), Vite library mode, JS/JSX (no TS) — matching SceneWorks.

License

Apache-2.0.