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Introduction
What we already know is - Cubbles is about components easily to used in any web application.
Components Reside in Webpackages
A webpackage is identified by its name and version (e.g. "twitter-connectors@1.0
") and contains an arbitrary number of artifacts. Each webpackage contains at least manifest.webpackage
file. It is the most important document of each webpackage - containing all data describing the webpackage and of each of its artifacts.
With components we make a difference between elementary components (aka "elementaries") and compound components (aka "compounds"). Both are different types of artifacts and described in different sections of the manifest.webpackage
.
The valid structure of a whole manifest file is described by a json schema: https://github.com/cubbles/cubx-webpackage-document-api/wiki/manifest.webpackage:-Change-Notes
Note: A webpackage is intended to be used as a collection of related artifacts (e.g. a component library, a well structured compound or different variants of one component). Keep in mind, that all artifacts are versioned with the webpackage.
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{ "name": "the-unique-name-of-my-webpackage", "version": "0.2.0", "modelVersion": "8.3.0", "docType": "webpackage", "author": { "name": "John Doe", "email": "john.doe@example.org" }, "license": "MIT", "homepage": "http://project.home.com", "keywords": [ "connectors", "energy" ], "runnables": [ { "name": "readme", "path": "/doc/readme.html", "description": "Read this ..." } ], "artifacts": { "apps": [ // 0..n apps ], "compoundComponents": [ // 0..n compounds ], "elementaryComponents": [ // 0..n elementaries ], "utilities": [ // 0..n utilities ] } |
Elementary Components
TODO
Compound Components
TODO