Frontend workshop / component library for Jetpack Compose

Heavily inspired by the excellent Storybook

Simply add the dependency to your `build.gradle(.kts) file:

implementation("io.ezard.manuscript:manuscript:<latest-version>")
ksp("io.ezard.manuscript:ksp:<latest-version>")

API docs can be found here: https://ezard.github.io/manuscript/

Components are the core focus of Manuscript

Set up a component by using the Manuscript composable

Variants allow you to group together closely-related components that share the same data; usually this is things like buttons of different colours, horizontal/vertical versions of a card, etc

Set up a variant by using the Variant function within a Manuscript context

Note: your own component must be inside Variant, even if there's only 1 variant

e.g.

Manuscript {
    Variant(name = "Red") {
        RedButton()
    }
    Variant(name = "Green") {
        GreenButton()
    }
}

Controls allow you to update, in realtime, the data that your component is using

Set up a control by using the control function within a Manuscript context

Hint: use val myControl by control(...) instead of val myControl = control(...) for better ergonomics!

e.g.

Manuscript {
    val text by control(name = "Text", defaultValue = "Click me!")
}

Actions allow you to see when certain interactions with your component occur

Set up an action by using the action function within a Manuscript context

Trigger the action by calling the trigger() function on the action

e.g.

Manuscript {
    val onClick = action(name = "onClick")
    
    Variant(name = "Default") {
        Button(onClick = { onClick.trigger() })
    }
}

@Composable
fun ButtonManuscript() {
    Manuscript {
        val text by control("Text", "Click me!")
        val onClick = action(name = "onClick")

        Variant("Red") {
            Button(
                text = text,
                color = Color.Red,
                onClick = { onClick.trigger() },
            )
        }
        Variant("Green") {
            Button(
                text = text,
                color = Color.Green,
                onClick = { onClick.trigger() },
            )
        }
    }
}

Manuscript allows you to easily set up a library of components, with optional global defaults for your Manuscript components

Set up a library by using the ManuscriptLibrary composable

Individual components can be added to the library via the Component function

e.g.

ManuscriptLibrary {
    Component(name = "Button") {
        ButtonManuscript()
    }
}

Components can be grouped together in the library via the Group function

e.g.

ManuscriptLibrary {
    Group(name = "Charts") {
        Component(name = "Bar Chart") {
            BarChartMansucript()
        }
        Component(name = "Line Chart") {
            LineChartManuscript()
        }
        Component(name = "Pie Chart") {
            PieChartManuscript()
        }
    }
}

By default, Manuscript will use the device settings to determine whether to display a light or dark background

You can override this at the library level by setting the defaultDarkTheme of ManuscriptLibrary to true/false

Don't need the ability to change data on the fly and see actions? Just want an auto-generated component library? Showkase might fit your needs better (or just make use of both libraries!)