peelkit

Templates people fill in, and the documents they produce: questions that follow the content, forms, documents in HTML, Markdown, PDF, Word and email, a template creator and the process around them. Plain TypeScript, built on Effect.

Alpha. The API will change between alphas, and it has not been tried in real products yet.

npm install peelkit effect

import { Form, Generator, Template } from "peelkit"

const template = Template.decode(await response.json()) // throws TemplateDecodeError
const form = Form.make(template)
form.setValue("clientName", "Globex")

const submitted = form.submit() // { ok: true, value } | { ok: false, error }
if (submitted.ok) console.log(Generator.render(template, submitted.value, "html"))

• Pure work (decoding, validating, generating) is synchronous and throws typed errors; each has a safe… twin that returns { ok, value | error }. I/O returns Promises. Nothing reads the clock, files or the network: your app passes those in.
• peelkit/effect is the same toolkit, Effect-native.
• Next to it, add what your app needs: a renderer (@peely/pdf-takumi, @peely/docx, @peely/email), or @peely/tiptap to write templates in a TipTap editor. Framework bindings come in a later release.
• npx peelkit sets up a project: framework-aware blocks (routes that generate documents, templates) copied into your code.

Documentation: github.com/peely-io/peelkit. MIT licensed.