hyperframes-registry

To install reusable blocks and components into HyperFrames compositions, run the hyperframes add command with the desired item name. This enforces a consistent install path and uses registry-item.json manifests to guide the setup process.

The HyperFrames registry provides a centralized discovery mechanism to find, install, and wire reusable blocks into host compositions. It uses a centralized registry.json file and per-item manifests to streamline project setup and component reuse.

After running hyperframes add, you wire an installed registry block into a host page by following the provided snippet. This enforces consistent wiring semantics to properly connect the item into your HyperFrames composition.

Registry discovery works through a centralized registry.json file and per-item registry-item.json manifests. These files guide installation paths and provide the metadata needed to locate and install blocks into your compositions.

Yes, you can inspect registry metadata and install locations for HyperFrames items. The system uses registry-item.json manifests and enforces consistent install paths, allowing you to verify where components are placed and how they are configured.

When wiring registry blocks into HyperFrames, you must adhere to the consistent install paths and wiring semantics enforced by the system. Deviating from the registry-item.json manifest structure may break the composition integration.