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@aura-adaptive/aura-ui-adaptor

v1.1.0

Published

React library for ML-driven adaptive UI components based on JSON rules

Readme

@aura-adaptive/aura-ui-adaptor

@aura-adaptive/aura-ui-adaptor is a React component library that adapts UI presentation from AURA profile data. It provides:

  • AdaptiveProvider for loading personalization from the AURA browser extension, local mocks, or the built-in fallback model
  • useAdaptive() for access to the resolved profile, tokens, loading state, and reload action
  • adaptive UI primitives such as buttons, text, inputs, tables, dialogs, dropdowns, cards, alerts, and more

Installation

npm install @aura-adaptive/aura-ui-adaptor

This package expects react and react-dom as peer dependencies.

Quick Start

import React from "react";
import {
  AdaptiveProvider,
  AdaptiveButton,
  AdaptiveText,
} from "@aura-adaptive/aura-ui-adaptor";

export function App() {
  return (
    <AdaptiveProvider simulateExtensionInstalled={false}>
      <main>
        <AdaptiveText variant="h1">Welcome to AURA</AdaptiveText>
        <AdaptiveButton variant="primary">Continue</AdaptiveButton>
      </main>
    </AdaptiveProvider>
  );
}

Provider Behavior

AdaptiveProvider supports these loading paths:

  1. Default extension mode tries to read the active profile from the AURA browser extension.
  2. If no extension profile is available, the provider falls back to the bundled prediction model and cached fallback data.

When the extension is unavailable, the provider can also render a configurable installation prompt.

Exported Components

The package exports:

  • AdaptiveProvider
  • useAdaptive
  • predictFallbackTokens
  • AdaptiveAlert
  • AdaptiveButton
  • AdaptiveCard
  • AdaptiveCheckbox
  • AdaptiveDialog
  • AdaptiveDrawer
  • AdaptiveDropdown
  • AdaptiveGrid
  • AdaptiveInput
  • AdaptiveList
  • AdaptiveMenu
  • AdaptiveNavbar
  • AdaptivePagination
  • AdaptiveSelect
  • AdaptiveSwitch
  • AdaptiveTable
  • AdaptiveText
  • AdaptiveTextarea
  • AdaptiveTooltip

Build

npm run build

The published package includes only the built dist/ output, this README, and the license file.

License

MIT