@metapages/metaframe-chakra-theme v0.0.15

Chakra theme for Metapages

Getting started

Run code: just dev Publish: just publish

About

Created to simplify the styling of metaframes using Chakra UI.

Target audience: developers building metaframes or any static website where having the core tools of development, building and publishing are packaged and require a small number of commands.

This library consolidates styles used throughout different frontend applications and should help developers build components consistent with Metapage's visual design system.

Host requirements

• just
• docker
• deno
• mkcert

That's it. Commands are self-documenting: just type just

Features

• automatic https certificate generation
• single command development (just dev)
• single command publishing to npm
• single command publishing to github pages
• vite for fast building
• typescript for type checking
• chakra-ui.com for the UI framework
• just for a single method to build/test/deploy/publish
• Github Pages publishing
  • automatic versioning:
    • /: latest
    • /v1.5.2/: that version tag (so all published versions are available forever)
• Common UI elements
  • Help button showing the (rendered) local ./Readme.md file
  • Options (configurable) stored encoded in the URL hash params
• Metaframe outputs updated below, when connected.
• justfile powered, dockerized, automated with dual human/CI controls

Assumptions:

• just will be the command runner, not npm (directly) or make or any other underlying tech specific command runner. just is the main entry point to control all aspects of the software lifecycle.
  • Prefer contextual error messages with calls to action over documentation that is not as close as possible to the code or commands. Distance creates indirection and staleness and barriers to keep updated.
• You are building to publish at github pages with the url: https://<user_org>.github.io/<repo-name>/
  • github pages 👆 comes with limited options for some config:
    • we build browser assets in ./docs instead of ./dist (typical default) so that publishing to github pages is less configuration
• Operating this repository should be "easy" and enjoyable. It's a product of love and passion, I am hoping that you enjoy using at least just a little bit.