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@alcheme/game-chat-react

v0.1.0

Published

Optional React components for Alcheme external app chat and voice integrations.

Readme

@alcheme/game-chat-react

HTML diagram: Open this subproject map.

Optional React components for external app or runtime integrations that want a simple UI on top of the Alcheme headless communication and voice clients.

This package is intentionally adapter-based. It does not require API users to use React, and it does not import Plaza, draft, semantic, knowledge, transcript, or recap controls.

System Position

flowchart LR
    app["external app UI"] --> package["@alcheme/game-chat-react"]
    package --> chat["ChatPanel"]
    package --> voice["VoiceControls"]
    chat --> adapter["host-supplied GameChatClientAdapter"]
    voice --> voice_adapter["host-supplied VoiceClientAdapter"]
    adapter -. "may wrap" .-> sdk["@alcheme/sdk runtime clients"]
    voice_adapter -. "may wrap" .-> sdk
    sdk --> query["query-api communication / voice routes"]

Component Map

flowchart TB
    index["src/index.ts"] --> chat["ChatPanel"]
    index --> voice["VoiceControls"]
    chat --> list["listRoomMessages"]
    chat --> send["sendRoomMessage"]
    chat --> stream["subscribeRoomMessages"]
    voice --> join["joinVoice"]
    voice --> mute["setMutedBySelf"]
    voice --> leave["leave"]

Responsibility

  • Provides optional React UI for chat messages and voice controls.
  • Depends on adapters supplied by the host application instead of importing Plaza or Alcheme product UI.
  • Keeps external app integrations compatible with headless SDK runtime clients.
  • Leaves authentication, wallet signing, room claims, and provider setup to the host application.

Build

npm --workspace @alcheme/game-chat-react run build

Components

  • ChatPanel: message list, composer, send state, and stream reconnect state.
  • VoiceControls: join/leave, mute/unmute, and participant list.

Pass adapters compatible with the existing headless SDK runtime methods.

Entry Points

| Surface | File | | --- | --- | | Package exports | packages/game-chat-react/src/index.ts | | Chat UI | packages/game-chat-react/src/ChatPanel.tsx | | Voice UI | packages/game-chat-react/src/VoiceControls.tsx | | Build config | packages/game-chat-react/tsconfig.json |

Blind Spots To Check

| Question | Evidence Needed | | --- | --- | | Which adapter methods should be treated as stable public API? | Compare ChatPanel.tsx, VoiceControls.tsx, SDK runtime clients, and external example usage. | | Which styling contract should host apps expect? | Inspect exported class names and any future CSS package decisions. | | Which voice provider states need richer UI? | Compare VoiceConnectionState with query-api voice provider capabilities. |