Component Library Epic

[dyoder]

• Article, which encapsulates Quark's article presets and accepts a content object as JSON.
• Article Summary, so we can highlight articles in sidebars or lists and so on.
• Article Gallery, so we can feature a whole set of summaries.
• Blog Post, which are like Articles, but have a byline and maybe a featured image. Arguably, this should just be an option for Articles, since sometimes you want bylines on things that aren’t blog posts.
• Blog, which would feature selected blog posts in summary form. There’s an interesting question here about how it gets that set of posts. But putting that aside for a moment…this seems closely related to Article Gallery and Article Summary.
• The footer nav, although I’m not sure this would be in the same collection of components.
  • Other menu-like nav components. Might just be one component with parameters.
• A Markdown display component, although this would be superseded by the the WikiText component. But the WikiText component only works if we can do a lookup of the link text. So maybe it’s a wrapper around the Markdown component?
• Breadcrumb and TOC components, which are both pretty tedious without the ability to reference content objects via key or wikitext. So that would seem to be pretty important. The TOC component also needs a wildcard mechanism, so you can basically say, list the contents for X here. It would be nice if this wasn’t strictly hierarchical. But that involves what amounts to a query language (ex: all the children of KeyPair with tags class and method). It’s not a terribly complicated query, all things considered. But it’s still a thing.
• Figure, so we can easily display figures with captions and appropriate alt text and so on. There’s probably a variant of this that can take a content database reference.
• Image, which doesn't have a caption and probably needs width options.
• Card, which is similar to Image, in that it needs size options. Or it could be constrained based on its container?
• Gallery, a card container
• Sitemap, so we can display a site map from data