surface-ui/surface

This system is a component library for building Phoenix LiveView interfaces, providing a declarative syntax and template engine that compiles to standard LiveView components. It includes a build tooling suite that generates CSS and JavaScript assets, along with a project initializer that scaffolds new Phoenix applications with Surface integration. The framework also features a catalogue system for documenting and testing components, alongside comprehensive compile-time validation and formatting utilities.

This period focused on a major API overhaul to align Surface with Phoenix LiveView, including the removal of legacy form and navigation components in favor of LiveView's native features. The library was restructured with a new compiler architecture, declarative component macros, and an extensible type handling system to improve compile-time validation and developer experience.

11 changes

This period focused on the Surface 0.8 release, introducing a new compiler that generates CSS and JavaScript assets, alongside a dynamic component rendering system. The team also built out the Surface CLI with formatting, conversion, and project initialization tasks, supported by extensive test coverage for the compiler, formatter, and core components.

20 changes

This period focused on restructuring the project initialization scaffolding into modular, reusable components to support granular feature configuration. Simultaneously, compile-time validation was introduced for Surface components, accompanied by extensive test coverage for both the new patcher system and component validation logic.

10 changes

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