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@adatechnology/notification-ui

v0.1.0

Published

Notification UI — headless hooks + componentes de inbox, sino e preferências

Readme

@adatechnology/notification-ui

UI de notificação em React: sino com contador, inbox paginado e painel de preferências. Em duas camadas — headless (hooks, sem markup) e componentes (o visual pronto).

Instalação

bun add @adatechnology/notification-ui

Peers: react, react-dom, @tanstack/react-query.

Uso

import { NotificationProvider, NotificationBell } from '@adatechnology/notification-ui'
import '@adatechnology/notification-ui/styles.css'

<NotificationProvider client={notificationClient}>
  <NotificationBell />
</NotificationProvider>

Componentes: NotificationBell, NotificationList, NotificationItem, PreferencesPanel.

A camada headless é a que importa em produto com marca

import { useNotifications, useUnreadCount, useMarkAsRead } from '@adatechnology/notification-ui/headless'

Hooks sem markup nenhum: useNotifications (paginação infinita), useUnreadCount, useNotificationStream, useMarkAsRead, useMarkAllAsRead, useDeleteNotification, usePreferences, useUpdatePreferences.

Existe porque componente pronto quase nunca sobrevive ao design system do produto. A alternativa usual — aceitar 20 props de estilo — vira um tema pela porta dos fundos que não atende ninguém direito. Com os hooks, o host escreve o próprio markup e não reimplementa cache, paginação nem reconexão de stream.

Textos

Nada é hardcoded: resolveMessages recebe o dicionário do host. O default é pt-BR.

Estado de servidor

Tudo por TanStack Query — nunca useEffect + useState para carregar da API. O stream do SSE invalida as queries em vez de escrever no cache na mão: a origem da verdade continua sendo a API, e a tela não diverge se um evento se perder na reconexão.

Licença

MIT © Ada Technology