The documentation is organized by user path first, then by package. Use Start for onboarding, Router and Filter Query for the core public packages, Backoffice and UI for Plumile application conventions, and Reference when you need exact package, export, or command details.Subsections
- Start - Install the packages, choose the right entry point, and run the first examples.
- Router - Typed React routing, navigation, preload lifecycle, query state, and instrumentation.
- Filter Query - Schema-driven parser and serializer for typed URL filters and query state.
- Backoffice - Backoffice contracts, manifests, Relay helpers, auth flows, and React scaffolding.
- UI - Theme foundations, static styling, React primitives, layouts, and DevTools UI.
- Tooling - ESLint config, Router DevTools extension, TypeDoc, and verification workflow.
- Reference - Package catalog, public exports, commands, and generated API reference.
- Project - Contribution, maintenance, and documentation policy for Plumile JS.
- Internals - Workspace structure, package boundaries, build system, and test strategy.