Installation

This page covers how to install Arto in your project. The library is framework-agnostic and published to npm, so you can use your favorite package manager: pnpm, npm, or yarn.

pnpm

pnpm add arto

npm

npm install arto

yarn

yarn add arto

Good to Know

Arto is developed and tested primarily with pnpm—so if you’re also using pnpm, you’re in luck!

After Installation

Once you have installed Arto, you can import it into any JavaScript or TypeScript file:

import { arto } from 'arto'

// or, for TypeScript:
import type { ClassName, Plugin } from 'arto'

Peer Dependencies or Extras

Arto has no strict peer dependencies, but if you plan to use it with React or a specific framework, you’ll obviously need them installed. For example:

pnpm install react react-dom

Next Steps

Continue reading the docs to learn how to integrate Arto into your project and configure it for your needs:

• Basic Usage – A quick walk-through of creating your first Arto config.
• Core Concepts – Learn about Variants, States, Rules, and more.
• API Reference – Dive deeper into advanced usage and plugin systems.