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plggmatic

v0.1.0

Published

A column-oriented UI design framework on the plgg family: pane alignment, a typed light/dark color scheme, and fundamental components as pure functions returning plgg-view Html

Downloads

336

Readme

plggmatic

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

A column-oriented UI design framework on the plgg family: a typed light/dark color scheme (roles resolved through var(--pm-*) custom properties, so one dark class reschemes the whole tree), layout combinators (row / column / pane) composed like element builders take (parts, children), and fundamental components as pure (props) => Html<Msg>. Styling is data — atoms composed through plgg-view's style_, gathered by collectCss. No layout config object and no runtime to boot.

The vocabulary is one word per concept: Column, Pane, Alignment, Token, Scheme. The design system is emergent — seeded minimal, one recorded rule per component.

This is the UI design framework — distinct from the app-framework facade that plggpress absorbed. See the documentation site in packages/site/ and the workbench demo in packages/plggmatic-example/.