v0.3.0

Atomic Payload — v0.3.0 (Initial public release)

First public release of the @pro-laico/* plugin ecosystem.

Summary

This release transforms Atomic Payload from a single Payload + Tailwind starter template into a full, plugin-based monorepo. The functionality that used to live inside one template is now factored into 12 installable @pro-laico/* packages plus the create-atomic-payload scaffolder — each independently documented, versioned in lockstep, and published to npm.

You no longer have to fork the whole template to get one capability: install just the plugin you need (fonts, icons, styles, …) into an existing Payload app, or scaffold the full stack with create-atomic-payload.

What's new

The packages fall into three groups — a @pro-laico/core foundation, the standalone plugins usable on their own, and the tools the standalones and the template build on — plus the create-atomic-payload CLI.

Foundation

• @pro-laico/core — the shared base every other package builds on: kernel types (PayloadAugment / Get<> type augmentation), APF (Atomic Payload Functions), shared utilities, cache + cache revalidation, the JSON-schema plugin, and admin/frontend UI primitives.

Standalones

Plugins you can drop into any Payload + Next.js project on their own.

• @pro-laico/styles — designSet + shortcutSet collections, token fields, the CSS preflight pipeline, and the UnoCSS / processDesignSet processor. The single source of truth for all CSS handling (frontend + Payload admin/runtime).
• @pro-laico/icons — Icon and IconSet collections, an SVG-optimizing formatSVG hook, SVG-extraction helpers, and the AtomicIcon component.
• @pro-laico/fonts — a Font upload collection and a CLI that downloads fonts from the active design set to disk for next/font/local.
• @pro-laico/tracking — Tracking global plus PostHog, Google Tag Manager, and Vercel Analytics providers behind a composite TrackingProvider.

Tools

The runtime packages the standalones and the atomic-payload template compose with — you rarely install these directly.

• @pro-laico/atomic — the runtime engine: action blocks, the beforeChange hook + CSS/UnoCSS processor, the form-processing pipeline, and the child-blocks system that the media plugins compose into.
• @pro-laico/site — opinionated site shape: Pages, Header, Footer collections plus SiteMetaData and Settings globals, all registered by one sitePlugin().
• @pro-laico/images — Images + Favicons upload collections, a FaviconField helper, an ImageChild block factory, and a plugin factory.
• @pro-laico/mux-video — a local MuxVideo extension collection with Atomic Payload defaults (thin wrapper around @oversightstudio/mux-video).
• @pro-laico/richtext — the RichTextChild block, a default Lexical editor preset, and a JSX renderer for serialized Lexical content.
• @pro-laico/seed — a POST /api/seed endpoint and a BeforeDashboard admin banner with a SEED DATABASE button, shipping an opinionated default seed that consumers can override.
• @pro-laico/zap — zod with Atomic Payload extensions: a registry-aware schema layer (z.ap) for registering/retrieving schemas typed against AtomicRegistry, used for end-to-end type generation across the stack.

Scaffolder

• @pro-laico/create-atomic-payload — npm create @pro-laico/atomic-payload scaffolds a new project or a single-plugin example.

New project surfaces

• Documentation site (docs/) — a Fumadocs site covering every plugin, feature guide, core concept, getting-started path, example, and the template.
• Standalone examples (examples/) — fonts-only, icons-only, styles-only: minimal apps that exercise one plugin in isolation.
• Starter template (templates/atomic-payload) — rewired to consume the published plugins instead of bundling everything inline.

Tooling & infrastructure

• Lockstep release tooling (tools/releaser) — one version across the whole workspace; pnpm release stamps + tags, pnpm publish-packages publishes every public package (Payload-style).
• CI publishing — .github/workflows/release.yml publishes all @pro-laico/* packages with npm provenance when a v* tag is pushed.
• Biome for lint/format across the monorepo.