add-layout

Create a new Quiver layout named: $ARGUMENTS

The argument is a layout name in any case (e.g. sidebar, BlankLayout, full-width). Normalise to PascalCase with a Layout suffix — <Name> below means this full suffixed name (e.g. SidebarLayout). The registration key is the lowercase base name without the suffix (e.g. sidebar).

Follow these steps exactly:

1. Create src/layouts/<Name>.js:

import { html } from '@arrow-js/core'

export function <Name>(content) {
  return html`
    <div class="min-h-screen">
      ${content}
    </div>
  `
}

• The layout receives the rendered page as its content argument — render it as ${content} (no () => needed; content is already an Arrow template, not a reactive value)
• Use Tailwind CSS utility classes; match the visual style of existing layouts in src/layouts/
• If the layout needs global DI data (e.g. app name, current user), inject it using inject from ../framework/index.js:

  import { inject } from '../framework/index.js'
  const app = inject('app', { name: 'Quiver', tagline: '' })
  

• Apply Arrow.js rules: wrap reactive values in () =>, no <!-- --> HTML comments inside template literals
• Annotate the exported layout function with JSDoc @param/@returns — strict checkJs is enforced and untyped params fail npm run typecheck

1. Register in src/layouts/index.js:

import { <Name> } from './<Name>.js'
// add to the layouts object:
<key>: <Name>,

1. Verify — run and fix any failures:

npm run typecheck && npm test && npm run test:e2e

1. Report:
   • The file created
   • The key to use in meta.layout (e.g. export const meta = { layout: '<key>' })
   • Any DI keys the layout reads and where to provide() them in src/main.js