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@ulam/sawsawan

v0.3.0

Published

Integration bridge wiring taho, sili, calamansi, halohalo, and ube together.

Readme

@ulam/sawsawan

Integration bridge wiring ube and calamansi together. The dipping sauce of the ulam framework.

Named for sawsawan, the Filipino dipping sauce: no purpose alone, exists only to bring other things together.

Packages

Sawsawan is one of four ulam packages:

ulam
├── @ulam/ube          sweet  : UI, components, CSS, theming, router, announce
├── @ulam/calamansi    sour   : i18n, hooks, utilities, logic
└── @ulam/sawsawan     bridge : wires the three together  ← you are here

Dependency rule

Sawsawan is the only package that imports from the others. None of them import from sawsawan or from each other.

ube ──────────┐
calamansi ────┴──► sawsawan

Responsibilities

  • Set html[lang] when locale switches
  • Set html[dir] for RTL locales
  • Wire t() output into announce() on locale change

Usage

import { useSawsawan } from './sawsawan'
import { useT } from './calamansi'

function App() {
  const [locale, setLocale] = useState('en')
  const t = useT()

  useSawsawan(locale, t, 'locale.switched')

  return <AppShell />
}

Why ube and calamansi do not depend on each other

announce() accepts any string: no knowledge of where it came from. t() returns any string: no knowledge of where it goes. The app or sawsawan wires them: announce(t('locale.switched')). Neither package knows the other exists. Integration is function composition at the call site, owned by sawsawan.

License

MIT