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@ui-construction-library/utils

v0.2.0

Published

Internal-first infrastructure utilities for @ui-construction-library — not part of the default consumer path.

Readme

@ui-construction-library/utils

INTERNAL-ONLY: This package is not part of the public API surface.

Internal-first infrastructure package for the UI Construction Library. Contains shared helpers, hooks, DOM utilities, and type utilities used by core and extension packages.

When to use

This package is not part of the recommended consumer path.

It is used internally by @ui-construction-library/core and extension packages. Its exports are not covered by the same stability guarantees as the public packages.

If you are building application code, start with @ui-construction-library/core instead.

If you are building a custom extension package that needs to share infrastructure with the library, you may use this package — but be aware that its API may change between minor versions.

Installation

pnpm add @ui-construction-library/utils

No peer dependencies required.

What's inside

  • slugify — converts a string to a URL-safe slug
  • DOM utilities — browser environment detection, element helpers
  • Type utilities — generic TypeScript helpers used across packages
  • Event composition helpers — for building accessible interactive components

Usage

import { slugify } from '@ui-construction-library/utils';

slugify('Hello World'); // 'hello-world'
slugify('UI Construction Library'); // 'ui-construction-library'

Compatibility

  • Framework-agnostic
  • TypeScript 5.x and 6.x

Public API

import { slugify } from '@ui-construction-library/utils';

Stability note

This package is published but treated as internal-first. Exports may change between minor versions without a migration guide entry. If you depend on a specific utility, consider copying it into your own codebase rather than taking a runtime dependency on this package.