Independent technology for modern publishing, memberships, subscriptions and newsletters.
Ghost is a publishing platform for creating websites, blogs, memberships, subscriptions, and newsletters. Publishers and developers can use it through managed hosting or run it themselves, while contributors work on its monorepo, themes, and API.
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Import Shade from its layer subpaths and set up its stylesheet and ShadeApp for the surface. Use when importing from @tryghost/shade or adding Shade to an app.
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Make dark mode work through Shade's semantic tokens. Use when writing or reviewing dark: classes, or when something looks wrong only in dark mode.
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Start a Ghost screen from the Shade page template for its page type. Use when starting a new page, route or screen, or when restructuring a page's chrome.
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Colour Ghost UI with Shade's semantic tokens. Use when choosing colours or styling UI, including surfaces, text, borders and hover states.
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Lay out Ghost UI with Shade's layout primitives. Use when laying out a screen, section or row, or when spacing, aligning, stacking or wrapping elements.
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Build or revise a page header with Shade's PageHeader contract. Use when adding a page header, changing its actions, or reviewing action order, search, filtering, dropdowns, tooltips or responsive behaviour in a header.
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Prepare an empty folder for trying Ghost app UI development locally, with Shade's skills, local docs and the app SDK from a Ghost checkout.
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Connect a Ghost app to Ghost Admin with the app SDK, and serve its manifest and install link. Use when building a Ghost app, connecting it to Admin, writing its manifest or installing it.
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Build a Ghost app's screens with Shade, Ghost's design system, and find its docs and skills. Use when building or changing a Ghost app's UI, or adding Shade to an app.
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