hyperframes-registry

Install, wire, and contribute reusable assets to HyperFrames projects via CLI.

255|42|Updated Nov 16, 2023
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/chmonitor/chmonitor --skill hyperframes-registry-chmonitor
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Skill: hyperframes-registry
Source: https://github.com/chmonitor/chmonitor/tree/main/.agents/skills/hyperframes-registry
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/chmonitor/chmonitor --skill hyperframes-registry-chmonitor

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Manually setting up HyperFrames registry blocks and components requires figuring out correct install paths, wiring attributes, and contribution workflows, which is time-consuming and error-prone for video creators and developers building HyperFrames projects.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Block & Component Installation: Install pre-built standalone blocks (e.g., data charts, VFX effects, caption styles) and reusable components (e.g., grain overlays, shimmer sweeps) via the hyperframes add CLI, with configurable install paths.
  • Wiring Guidance: Get step-by-step instructions for wiring installed blocks into host compositions with required attributes, and merging component snippets directly into existing composition markup, styles, and timelines.
  • Upstream Contribution: Follow a full end-to-end workflow to author new custom blocks or components for the HyperFrames registry, including scaffolding, validation, preview, and PR submission.
  • Use Case: A motion designer building a product demo video can use this skill to quickly add a data chart block to visualize metrics, while a developer can use the contributing guide to ship a custom lower-third style to the public registry.

Quick Start

Use the hyperframes-registry skill to install the data-chart block and wire it into your HyperFrames project's index.html file to display animated metrics alongside your video content.

Frequently Asked Questions about hyperframes-registry

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I install pre-built blocks and components for HyperFrames video composition projects?

Install HyperFrames blocks and components by using the hyperframes add CLI command, which allows you to configure install paths for pre-built data visualizations, VFX effects, and text overlays directly into your video project.

How do I wire installed blocks into a host composition with required data attributes?

Wiring installed blocks into host compositions requires following step-by-step guidance to connect required data attributes, and merging reusable component snippets directly into existing composition markup, styles, and timelines.

What is the process to contribute custom motion graphics assets to the HyperFrames registry?

Contributing custom motion graphics assets involves an end-to-end workflow of scaffolding new blocks or components, running validation, previewing the video composition output, and submitting a PR to the upstream HyperFrames registry.

Can I use this registry to add data visualization charts to a self-hosted video project?

Yes, you can use the registry to add pre-built standalone blocks like data charts to self-hosted video projects, enabling motion designers to quickly visualize metrics alongside video content without manual setup errors.

Does the HyperFrames block installation process support configurable install paths?

Yes, the block and component installation process supports configurable install paths via the CLI, allowing developers to precisely target where pre-built VFX effects and reusable components are placed within their project structure.

Why does manually setting up video composition components take so much time?

Manually setting up video composition components is time-consuming because it requires figuring out correct install paths, wiring data attributes, and navigating contribution workflows independently, which this registry skill resolves with guided automation.