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@webpacked-timeline/ui

v1.0.0-beta.1

Published

DaVinci-style React timeline UI. Drop-in components built on @webpacked-timeline/core and @webpacked-timeline/react.

Readme

@webpacked-timeline/ui

DaVinci-style React timeline editor. One import. Full professional timeline.

Install

npm install @webpacked-timeline/ui @webpacked-timeline/react @webpacked-timeline/core

Quick Start (30 seconds)

import { DaVinciEditor } from '@webpacked-timeline/ui';
import '@webpacked-timeline/ui/styles/davinci';
import { TimelineEngine } from '@webpacked-timeline/react';
import { createTimelineState, createTimeline, toFrame, frameRate } from '@webpacked-timeline/core';

const engine = new TimelineEngine({
  initialState: createTimelineState({
    timeline: createTimeline({
      id: 'tl-1',
      name: 'My Timeline',
      fps: frameRate(30),
      duration: toFrame(9000),
    }),
  }),
});

export default function App() {
  return <DaVinciEditor engine={engine} style={{ height: '100vh' }} />;
}

That's it — a full DaVinci Resolve-style timeline editor with toolbar, ruler, tracks, clips, playhead, undo/redo, and keyboard shortcuts.

Components

All components are exported from the package root:

| Component | Description | |-----------|-------------| | DaVinciEditor | Full-layout editor (toolbar + ruler + tracks + playhead) | | DaVinciToolbar | Tool buttons, zoom controls, transport (undo/redo/play) | | DaVinciRuler | Timecode ruler with major/minor ticks | | DaVinciTrack | Track label row (name, type badge, lock, solo/mute) | | DaVinciClip | Clip block with waveform, label, trim handles | | DaVinciPlayhead | Red playhead line |

DaVinciEditor Props

interface DaVinciEditorProps {
  engine: TimelineEngine;      // from @webpacked-timeline/react
  initialPpf?: number;         // initial pixels per frame (default: 4)
  onPpfChange?: (ppf: number) => void;
  registerZoomHandler?: (handler: (ppf: number) => void) => void;
  className?: string;
  style?: React.CSSProperties;
}

Context & Utilities

For custom layouts, use the context directly:

import { TimelineProvider, useTimelineContext, useEngine } from '@webpacked-timeline/ui';
import { frameToPx, pxToFrame, frameToTimecode } from '@webpacked-timeline/ui';

Theming

All visual properties are controlled by CSS custom properties. Import the DaVinci theme:

@import '@webpacked-timeline/ui/styles/davinci';

Override any token in your CSS:

:root {
  --tl-clip-video-bg: hsl(270 70% 50%);
  --tl-track-height: 60px;
  --tl-playhead-color: hsl(120 60% 50%);
}

Key Tokens

| Token | Default | Description | |-------|---------|-------------| | --tl-app-bg | hsl(220 13% 9%) | App background | | --tl-panel-bg | hsl(220 13% 11%) | Panel background | | --tl-toolbar-bg | hsl(220 13% 11%) | Toolbar background | | --tl-toolbar-height | 40px | Toolbar height | | --tl-ruler-height | 32px | Ruler height | | --tl-track-height | 80px | Track row height | | --tl-track-bg-video | #28282E | Video track background | | --tl-track-bg-audio | #28282E | Audio track background | | --tl-clip-video-bg | #2E77A5 | Video clip fill | | --tl-clip-audio-bg | #179160 | Audio clip fill | | --tl-clip-radius | 2px | Clip border radius | | --tl-clip-text | hsl(0 0% 92%) | Clip label color | | --tl-playhead-color | #ff3b30 | Playhead line color | | --tl-timecode-color | hsl(0 0% 88%) | Timecode text color | | --tl-label-width | 200px | Track label column width | | --tl-snap-color | hsl(45 90% 60%) | Snap indicator color |

See tokens.css for the full list of ~50 tokens. All colors controlled by CSS variables — no hardcoded colors in components.

Keyboard Shortcuts

| Key | Action | |-----|--------| | V | Selection tool | | C | Razor tool | | T | Ripple Trim | | R | Roll Trim | | S | Slip | | Y | Slide | | H | Hand (pan) | | Space | Play/Pause | | / | Step 1 frame | | Shift+←/→ | Step 10 frames | | Cmd+Z | Undo | | Cmd+Shift+Z | Redo | | Delete | Delete selected clips | | Cmd+A | Select all | | Escape | Clear selection |

Presets

The DaVinci preset ships with @webpacked-timeline/ui. More presets are planned.

License

MIT