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@bidilens/react

v0.3.0

Published

React components and hooks for mixed RTL/LTR and streaming AI messages.

Readme

@bidilens/react

SSR-safe React components and hooks for mixed-direction messages, inline code, and stable model-token streaming. React 18 and 19 are supported.

npm install @bidilens/react react
import { BidiMessage, StreamingBidiMessage } from '@bidilens/react';

export function Answer({ text, streaming }: { text: string; streaming: boolean }) {
  return <StreamingBidiMessage text={text} completed={!streaming} />;
}

completed performs batch-equivalent final reconciliation, including during SSR. The lower-level useBidiStream hook also returns an explicit finish() action for imperative transports. Accumulated text whose paragraphs resolve to different directions is rendered as independent block-like spans so the last paragraph never changes the base direction of earlier paragraphs.

String content is isolated automatically without injecting invisible controls. LTR-only string content emits none of BidiLens's attributes or inline styles by default. Supply inheritedDirection="rtl" for an RTL parent that SSR cannot inspect, or intervention="always" when stable markers are required. Normal React style ownership is preserved, so style={{ textAlign: 'left' }} keeps an RTL paragraph physically left aligned while BidiLens still applies direction and isolation. For structured children, use BidiIsolate and BidiCode at semantic boundaries. The Node SSR example additionally needs npm install --save-dev react-dom.