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@ujl-framework/examples

v0.0.3

Published

UJL Examples - Example Material and Test Data

Downloads

121

Readme

@ujl-framework/examples - Example Material and Test Data

This package contains example UJL content files (.ujlc.json), theme files (.ujlt.json), and test data that can be used across the UJL Framework for development, testing, and documentation purposes.


Version Synchronization

Example files include a _version field that must match the package version. To synchronize after bumping the package version:

pnpm run version:sync

This is automatically run before publishing via prepublishOnly. The lint script includes version:check, ensuring CI fails if versions are out of sync.


Installation

pnpm add @ujl-framework/examples

Usage

import showcaseDocument from "@ujl-framework/examples/documents/showcase" with { type: "json" };
import defaultTheme from "@ujl-framework/examples/themes/default" with { type: "json" };
import { Composer } from "@ujl-framework/core";

showcaseDocument is a comprehensive example UJL document demonstrating various module types. defaultTheme is a default theme (.ujlt.json) with complete design tokens including colors, radius, and flavor definitions.

Structure

examples/
├── src/
│   ├── documents/        # Example .ujlc.json files
│   ├── themes/           # Example .ujlt.json files
│   └── index.ts          # Package exports
└── documents/            # Legacy location (still referenced in package.json)

Contributing

When adding new example files:

  1. Place .ujlc.json files in src/documents/
  2. Place .ujlt.json files in src/themes/
  3. Import and export them in src/index.ts
  4. Ensure they conform to the type definitions in @ujl-framework/types

When adding new modules to @ujl-framework/core:

  1. Implement ModuleBase with optional UI metadata (label, description, category, tags)
  2. Register the module in the default registry
  3. Modules are automatically available in the registry - no manual updates needed!