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@bidilens/web-component

v0.3.0

Published

Framework-independent custom element for bidirectional AI messages.

Readme

@bidilens/web-component

An SSR-import-safe <bidi-message> custom element that preserves logical source order and constructs semantic isolation nodes without innerHTML.

npm install @bidilens/web-component
<bidi-message text="React یک کتابخانه جاوااسکریپت بسیار محبوب است."></bidi-message>
<script type="module">
  import '@bidilens/web-component/auto'; // explicit auto-registration entry
</script>

The normal package entry is side-effect-free. For explicit registries, import defineBidiMessageElement from @bidilens/web-component and call it with the target registry. The /auto and standalone entries are the only registration side effects, so merely importing the component class never claims a global element name. Run pnpm --filter @bidilens/web-component example after building; the Node example's browser harness requires npm install --save-dev jsdom.

LTR-only content under an LTR parent keeps the element free of BidiLens-owned dir, data markers, inline styles, and child wrappers. Author-provided presentation attributes and existing light-DOM markup are preserved. Add intervention="always" to retain stable annotations for all content.

For a no-build page, use the self-contained browser entry. It bundles core on purpose, contains no bare package imports, and registers <bidi-message>:

<bidi-message text="React یک کتابخانه جاوااسکریپت بسیار محبوب است."></bidi-message>
<script type="module"
  src="https://unpkg.com/@bidilens/[email protected]/dist/standalone.js"></script>

Applications with a bundler should prefer the side-effect-free normal entry plus explicit registration when they manage custom-element lifecycles. Use /auto for deliberate one-line registration. Both let an existing @bidilens/core dependency be deduplicated.