@yoyaflow/yoya-ui 0.3.2 → 0.3.3
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- package/types/core.d.ts +122 -1
- package/types/data-display.d.ts +44 -2
- package/types/devtools.d.ts +156 -0
- package/types/feedback.d.ts +13 -0
- package/types/form.d.ts +1 -1
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# yoya-ui
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**Glue, not wheels — a declarative UI authoring paradigm built on native Web technology**
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> **The DOM is the interface.** yoya-ui is a browser-native UI foundation that
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> glues your own components — and any independent JavaScript library — into one
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> declarative, state-managed, SSR-capable application. No virtual DOM, no JSX,
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## Positioning: a universal glue base, not a walled-garden framework
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yoya-ui does not try to replace the web. It treats the real DOM as the
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that describe real DOM nodes, and any library that can mount into a DOM node is
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a first-class citizen. Built-in components exist for convenience, not as the
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┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
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│ Your application: page factories, business components │
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│ yoya-ui: declarative composition, router, i18n, theme, │
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│ state, lifecycle (mount / update / destroy / SSR) │
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│ Real DOM elements (div(), vCard(), vForm(), ...) │
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│ └─ mount points for independent JS libraries: │
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│ ECharts · Quill · Handsontable · MapLibre · your lib │
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This design philosophy has four direct consequences:
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| **Native-first** | Real DOM nodes, native events, standard HTML/CSS/JS. No renderer to fight, no framework runtime to version-pin. |
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| **Composition, not wrapping** | Third-party libraries keep their own public API. yoya-ui supplies the lifecycle glue (`mount` / `destroy` / resize / SSR placeholders), not a re-implementation. |
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| **SPA kernel included** | Router, i18n, theming and state are built in, so the glue layer is useful on its own — no "bring your own everything" treadmill. |
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| **Delivery-agnostic** | Same code runs as a plain page without a bundler, inside a Vite/webpack app, as an embedded widget, or as SSR + hydration. |
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In short: **yoya-ui is the base layer you build on when you want the web's full
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ecosystem — without being locked into one framework's universe.**
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### What yoya-ui is not (clearing up common misconceptions)
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"UI library" often reads as "a giant framework that provides everything."
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- **Not an ecosystem-monopoly framework.** yoya-ui does not ask you to use only
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what it ships, and it does not try to "cover" specialist domains for you.
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professional ecosystems (Quill, Handsontable, MapLibre, ECharts…), and those
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libraries embed directly with their native APIs — no Wrapper, no Adapter.
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- **Not a zero-component base either.** High-frequency capabilities such as
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forms, tables, navigation, feedback and dashboard boards are available out of
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the box; for charts, the thin `vEchart` adapter is ready to use, and you can
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- **Not anti-engineering.** npm, Vite/webpack, TypeScript, CI/CD and SSR are all
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specialist domains belong to the Web's own ecosystem, and the real DOM lets both compose
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freely in one view tree.**
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[](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@yoyaflow/yoya-ui)
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| Semantic release | `0.3.2` | `package.json` |
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| Test suite | 760 test cases across 95 files | `npm test` (Vitest + jsdom) |
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| Runtime dependencies | **0** | `package.json` — no `dependencies` block |
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| Type declarations | Shipped for all 4 entries, validated by consumer type tests | `npm run typecheck` |
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| Public roadmap | Archived with the legacy docs | (removed from public docs) |
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| Example Admin (link) | Internal operations platform | Full SPA shell (router + i18n + theme) with embedded ECharts dashboards and SSR pages |
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