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plgg-ui

v0.1.1

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The plgg-family UI engine: pane-alignment layout, a declarative admin vocabulary, a TEA scheduler, screen-mode renderers, form controls, and a parameterizable light/dark theme surface — the reusable seam extracted from plggmatic. Runtime on the root barre

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plgg-ui

UNSTABLE - Experimental study work. Part of the plgg monorepo.

The plgg-family UI engine: the reusable seam extracted from plggmatic (the plggmatic-extraction-cut trip). It carries the engine + theme mechanism that both a docs framework (plggpress) and a branded design system (plggmatic) consume, with no brand identity of its own — the Pragmatic --pm-* design language is a default that a consumer can replace.

Two export surfaces, mapped to the two things consumers use:

  • plgg-ui (root barrel) — the runtime surface: row/column/pane layout combinators, the fundamental components as pure (props) => Html<Msg>, caster-parsed forms, the declarative admin vocabulary (declare/menu/ collection/action), the TEA schedule scheduler, and the screen-mode renderers.
  • plgg-ui/style (subpath) — the theme surface: plgg-view's inline-style utilities and token maps, plus the scheme-aware color atoms, the CSS emitters (schemeCss/metricCss/syntaxCss/chromeCss/reducedMotionCss), the token helpers (colorVar/metricVar/maxWidth/minWidth), the appearance script (appearanceStorageKey/injectAppearanceScript), and the themeToggle* family (themeToggle/staticThemeToggle/themeToggleClass/themeToggleCss).

The ./style subpath boundary equals the surface boundary, so a consumer's theme imports and runtime imports never cross. Built on plgg and plgg-view only — it imports neither plggpress nor plggmatic (dependency direction is one-way).

Provenance

Re-homed byte-for-byte from plggmatic by ticket A1 of the plggmatic-extraction-cut trip (git mv of the Meta/Style/Layout/ Component/Form/Declare/Schedule/Render trees). The shipped default is still the monochrome --pm-* design language; ticket A3 parameterizes it as a typed Theme so the values become a replaceable default and plggmatic owns the branded contract.