Read-only catalog of the @mojawork/ui Angular components: docs, API links, usage guide.
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https://moja.work/ui/mcp4 tools · 644mslist_componentsAll components the @mojawork/ui barrel exports: selector, area, and the first sentence of what each one does and does not. Non-component exports (types, services, directives) carry their Compodoc API reference instead of a docs.mdx.All components the @mojawork/ui barrel exports: selector, area, and the first sentence of what each one does and does not. Non-component exports (types, services, directives) carry their Compodoc API reference instead of a docs.mdx.
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get_component_docThe docs.mdx of one ui component, verbatim — the truth layer: what it does and does not. Accepts the selector (ui-card), the class name (UiCardComponent) or the folder name (card).The docs.mdx of one ui component, verbatim — the truth layer: what it does and does not. Accepts the selector (ui-card), the class name (UiCardComponent) or the folder name (card).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| component* | string | Selector, class name or folder name of the component |
get_guideThe usage guide: recommendations — use for, not for, instead, shown in — written by an agent from named sources. The component page (get_component_doc) is the truth; this is the offer. Without "component" the whole guide: "entries" is ONE list holding TWO kinds of entry, told apart by the "kind" fi…The usage guide: recommendations — use for, not for, instead, shown in — written by an agent from named sources. The component page (get_component_doc) is the truth; this is the offer. Without "component" the whole guide: "entries" is ONE list holding TWO kinds of entry, told apart by the "kind" fi…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| component | string | Selector of one component, or the name of a situation; omit for the whole guide |
get_usageThe usage contract of @mojawork/ui: the rules that hold for EVERY component, not for one — Angular signals and zoneless change detection, the one fixed forms format, styling on the design tokens, the cascade layers a consumer with Tailwind has to get right, the keyboard rules around disabled contro…The usage contract of @mojawork/ui: the rules that hold for EVERY component, not for one — Angular signals and zoneless change detection, the one fixed forms format, styling on the design tokens, the cascade layers a consumer with Tailwind has to get right, the keyboard rules around disabled contro…
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Read-only catalog of the @mojawork/ui Angular components: docs, API links, usage guide.
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