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@atrilabs/component-style-layer

v1.0.0-alpha.37

Published

> TODO: description

Downloads

199

Readme

@atrilabs/component-style-layer

This layer knows about @atrilabs/react-component-manifest-schema and @atrilabs/canvas-runtime. Like all other layers, it uses BrowserForestManager to access current forest details. Like any other layers, it uses api from @atrilabs/core to actually make changes to a forest and sync those changes with actual database in the backend.

Core responsibilities of this layer:

  • Read manifest schema of a component when user selects a component.
  • Use information from manifest schema to show the UI.
  • Use information from css tree to show current values for the css properties.
  • Combine informartion from manifest and event, to actually

NOTE: This layer assumes that CSS styles of a component are passed via styles key in the ReactComponentManifestSchema.attachProps. You can note this assumption in the file src/hook/useManageCSS.ts from this package. In future, we will make it generic, by idenitfying all the properties that uses cssTree in ReactComponentManifestSchema.attachProps of a manifest. Each of these properties will have a separate Tab in the PropertiesTab panel.