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@xenosystem/components

v0.38.0

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XENO Components — rung 2 of the front ladder: molecules composed from @xenosystem/elements, with no host contract. Families as subpaths: /auth, /navigation, /feedback, /data.

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@xenosystem/components

Rung 2 of the XENO front ladder (XENO FRONT-END HIERARCHY.md): molecules composed from @xenosystem/elements-react, props in, callbacks out, no host contract and no visual value of its own — every colour, radius and spacing is a --xeno-* token (test/no-chrome.test.ts fails on a hex literal).

| family | import | components | extracted from | |---|---|---|---| | auth | @xenosystem/components/auth | SignInForm, LicencePlate, AuthHero, AuthDoor | @xenosystem/blocks/auth (Hub's login design) |

Each family exports a STATES fixture list the harness renders, so every state is seen before a panel uses it. Import @xenosystem/elements-react/xeno-elements.css once in the host and wrap its surface in .xeno. Also import @xenosystem/elements-react/fonts.css for the bundled typefaces and font variables. Elements and elements-react 0.0.4 or later are required.

/chrome — themed panel controls

Panel controls inject their structural stylesheet automatically, but use the same elements theme as /auth. A standalone host may import @xenosystem/elements-react/xeno-theme.css instead of the complete element stylesheet. Colors have no component-local fallback palette: load the theme before mounting controls. PANEL_COLORS and PanelColors remain compatibility exports, owned by @xenosystem/elements/tokens; new UI should use the semantic CSS tokens.

/auth — two halves, one design (0.2.0)

The XENO sign-in design is xeno-platform's pages/Auth.tsx (the user's pick). The family carries it in two halves so ONE design serves both places it appears:

| half | components | mounted by | credential | |---|---|---|---| | the door | AuthDoor, AuthHero, SignInForm (LicencePlate), STATES (6) | products, via @xenosystem/blocks/auth | never — opens the system browser (AUTH L8) | | the page | CredentialForm, SocialSignIn, OrDivider, CREDENTIAL_STATES (6) | the origin (xenostudio.ai/auth) | yes — CredentialForm.tsx is the only file allowed a password input, pinned by test/no-chrome.test.ts |

Improve the design here once; the origin page and every product door pick it up on the next bump.