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This PR redesigns the examples directory based on a new JSON project specification, introducing a JSON-first approach for demonstrating Object UI capabilities. The changes add four new standalone JSON schema examples that can be directly rendered using the Object UI CLI.
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- Added 4 new JSON-based examples (basic-form, dashboard, data-display, landing-page) with complete documentation
- Created comprehensive examples/README.md with learning paths and usage instructions
- Updated root README.md to prominently feature new JSON examples with CLI usage examples
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| File | Description |
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| examples/basic-form/app.json | Contact form schema demonstrating input fields, validation, and grid layouts |
| examples/basic-form/README.md | Comprehensive documentation for the basic form example |
| examples/basic-form/.gitignore | Standard ignore file for Object UI temp files and OS/IDE artifacts |
| examples/dashboard/app.json | Analytics dashboard schema with metrics, activity feeds, and sticky header |
| examples/dashboard/README.md | Detailed documentation for dashboard patterns and customization |
| examples/dashboard/.gitignore | Standard ignore file for Object UI temp files and OS/IDE artifacts |
| examples/data-display/app.json | Data visualization schema showcasing profiles, tasks, progress bars, and badges |
| examples/data-display/README.md | Documentation for various data display patterns and color schemes |
| examples/data-display/.gitignore | Standard ignore file for Object UI temp files and OS/IDE artifacts |
| examples/landing-page/app.json | Full marketing landing page schema with hero, features, CTA, and footer sections |
| examples/landing-page/README.md | Comprehensive guide for landing page structure and customization |
| examples/landing-page/.gitignore | Standard ignore file for Object UI temp files and OS/IDE artifacts |
| examples/README.md | Main examples index with learning paths, quick start guides, and feature matrix |
| README.md | Updated to prominently feature new JSON examples with CLI commands |
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Repository URL inconsistency: The examples README uses 'objectstack-ai/objectui' while the rest of the repository consistently uses 'objectql/objectui' (as seen in CONTRIBUTING.md, README.md, and throughout the docs). This should be updated to match the correct repository organization name.
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Fixed in commit 0dddf0e. Updated the repository URLs to use 'objectql/objectui' to match the convention used throughout the rest of the documentation.
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Redesign Examples Based on New JSON Project Specification
This PR redesigns the examples directory to follow the new JSON project specification, introducing a JSON-first approach for demonstrating Object UI capabilities.
Changes Made
New JSON-Based Examples
Created 4 standalone JSON schema examples that can be directly rendered using the Object UI CLI:
Each example includes:
app.json- Pure JSON schema definitionREADME.md- Comprehensive documentation with usage instructions and customization guide.gitignore- Git ignore configurationDocumentation Updates
examples/README.mdwith learning path and full index of all examplesREADME.mdto prominently feature new JSON examples with CLI usagedocs/guide/quick-start.mdto reference actual examples instead of non-existent onesdocs/CLI_GUIDE.mdwith detailed instructionsBest Practices
Usage
Users can now quickly explore Object UI capabilities by running:
This provides a clear learning path from simple forms to complex dashboards and landing pages.
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