hyperframes-registry

To install and wire UI components into HyperFrames compositions, use the `hyperframes add` command to fetch registry blocks, then configure specific attributes and dependencies in your JSON configuration to link them into index.html.

Managing registry blocks for UI/UX development is done by browsing available items in the registry, authoring new components, and merging HTML, CSS, and JS snippets directly into your compositions for seamless integration.

Yes, you need the hyperframes CLI to add blocks to your project, as it provides the `hyperframes add` command required to install components and wire them into your compositions.

Yes, you can merge HTML, CSS, and JS snippets directly into your compositions using the component snippet integration feature, which streamlines the process of adding and wiring custom UI elements.

When authoring new HyperFrames components, you configure paths and dependencies using JSON configuration files, which define how blocks are installed and wired into the index.html structure.

Registry blocks may not wire correctly into index.html if specific attributes and configurations are missing in your JSON configuration, or if the required dependencies for the installed blocks are not properly defined.