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@vulcantech/cms

v0.1.0

Published

Umbrella entry point for the VulcanTech CMS integration packages — one dependency, radix-ui-style imports for blog, collections, forms, banners, analytics, and seo-files.

Readme

@vulcantech/cms

Umbrella entry point for the VulcanTech CMS integration packages — one dependency, radix-ui-style imports. Re-exports (nothing lives here except re-export files):

| Subpath | Wraps | Side | | --- | --- | --- | | @vulcantech/cms/blog | @vulcantech/blog | server | | @vulcantech/cms/collections | @vulcantech/collections | server | | @vulcantech/cms/seo-files | @vulcantech/seo-files | server | | @vulcantech/cms/forms | @vulcantech/forms | client | | @vulcantech/cms/banners | @vulcantech/banners | client | | @vulcantech/cms/analytics | @vulcantech/analytics | client | | @vulcantech/cms/analytics/tags | @vulcantech/analytics/tags | server | | @vulcantech/cms/analytics/route | @vulcantech/analytics/route | server |

Not included (app-internal, not consumer integrations): blog-editor-shared, seo-board-shared, ui, server.

Import styles

Namespaced root — server components, layouts, route handlers:

import { Blog, Collections } from "@vulcantech/cms";

const posts = await Blog.fetchBlogPosts();
const html = Blog.sanitizeHtml(post.content); // Collections.sanitizeHtml stays distinct

Subpaths — direct named imports; required inside "use client" files:

import { DynamicForm } from "@vulcantech/cms/forms";
import { CMSBanners } from "@vulcantech/cms/banners";

Rule of thumb: the root barrel imports every package, including the server fetch layers (next/server, next/headers). From client components always use the subpath, so server modules stay out of the client graph. Route files re-export as usual:

export { POST, OPTIONS } from "@vulcantech/cms/analytics/route";

External usage (npm)

Published to npm under the vulcantech org (leaf packages first, umbrella last — scripts/publish-cms-packages.sh at the repo root does both in order):

npm install @vulcantech/cms

External consumers get built dist/ (ESM + CJS + d.ts) for the umbrella and every leaf package; no transpilation or aliasing needed.

Adopting in a monorepo consumer app

The umbrella re-exports by package name, so every existing webpack/turbopack alias and tsconfig paths mapping for the underlying packages keeps applying — nothing is resolved twice.

  1. package.json — add "@vulcantech/cms": "*". The six underlying packages come in transitively; keep direct deps only if you still import them directly.
  2. next.config — add "@vulcantech/cms" to transpilePackages, and alias its subpaths to packages/cms/src/* the same way the app already aliases the leaf packages — dist/ is gitignored, so inside Docker builds only src/ exists (the banners-extraction gotcha).
  3. tsconfig paths — keep/add the source mappings for the underlying packages you use, plus "@vulcantech/cms": ["../../packages/cms/src/index.ts"] and "@vulcantech/cms/*": ["../../packages/cms/src/*"]; see smoke/tsconfig.json here for the leaf-package set.
  4. DockerfileCOPY packages/cms in the deps stage, next to the other packages/* COPY lines (same frozen-lockfile gotcha as the banners extraction).

Verifying

yarn workspace @vulcantech/cms typecheck

yarn workspace @vulcantech/cms smoke typechecks a consumer-style import of every subpath through the real exports map.