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hills

v0.1.6

Published

a little third-party design ecosystem for tools built on top of are.na

Downloads

5

Readme


Very WIP, not ready for anything production. Please watch the repo and wait for a more stable release :) ~2 weeks or so

figma file for shared components: hill design ecosystem

intent & goals

  1. make building tools on top of are.na easy, accessible, and fun
  2. contribute back to the community by listening for and addressing its needs, but spoken and un-

what is a hill?

a hill is an are.na tool built within the hill design ecosystem. note: if a tool consumes hill apis but does not consume hill ui, it is not, in fact, a hill.

what lives on hills?

api helpers

hill comes with a set of api helpers that make consuming and interfacing with the are.na api dead easy. all you need to do is provide a channel slug and a callback, and hill will do the rest, like any good ecosystem.

design ecosystem

the hill design ecosystem consists of two parts:

hill ui: this is the design system apps can consume to make themselves visually and functionally consistent with hills, making it, well, a hill.

block representations: block representations are immutable representations of are.na blocks that are style-consistent with the actual are.na ui. that means they have symbolic border color, correct type sizing, metadata, images, etc.

docs

getChannel — fetch a channel

import { getChannel } from 'hills'

getChannel('proletarian-bourgeois', {
  // options (optional, duh)
  blocksPer: 20 // blocks to get per page. must be <= 100.
  blocksLimit: 123 // only fetch this many blocks.
}).then((response) => {
  // success!
 console.log(response)
})

arguments

  • channelUri (string: required) - either a fully-qualified are.na channel url (https://www.are.na/devin-halladay/proletarian-bourgeois) or an are.na channel slug (proletarian-bourgeois`)
  • options (object literal) — define options for the api call, using options listed above.