no issue
- Adds the unsplash selector as a standalone typescript package inside
the Koenig monorepo.
- Currently we have 3 versions of the Unsplash Selector. One in
Koenig-Lexical, one in AdminX and the original Ember version.
- We can now start phasing out the application coupled version of the
selector and replace it with the reusable version.
- We can now import it via npm to any React application.
- This commit removes the Unsplash components from AdminX and imports it
instead.
This is the second commit for this as the previous commit broke styles
due to normalise styles leaking into the Ember app. Disabling preflight
(https://github.com/TryGhost/Koenig/pull/1169) in Tailwind fixed it.
no issue
- Adds the unsplash selector as a standalone typescript package inside
the Koenig monorepo.
- Currently we have 3 versions of the Unsplash Selector. One in
Koenig-Lexical, one in AdminX and the original Ember version.
- We can now start phasing out the application coupled version of the
selector and replace it with the reusable version.
- We can now import it via npm to any React application.
- This commit removes the Unsplash components from AdminX and imports it
instead.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Product/issues/4152
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This pull request adds a new admin-x app called `admin-x-demo`, which
demonstrates how to use the shared packages `admin-x-framework` and
`admin-x-design-system` to create a simple app that renders a button and
a modal. It also improves the development workflow, the vite
integration, the dependency management, and the type checking for the
admin-x apps and packages. It modifies some files in the
`admin-x-framework` and `admin-x-design-system` packages to make the
modals prop optional, to introduce a new type for the props from the
Ember app, to fix the z-index of the modal backdrop, and to use
consistent file extensions and module syntax.
