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@cmssy/react

v0.4.0

Published

React blocks, renderers, data client and editor bridge for cmssy headless sites

Readme

@cmssy/react

React building blocks for a cmssy headless site: define blocks, render published content, fetch data from the public delivery API, and drive the live editor bridge. Framework-agnostic React; for Next.js App Router wiring use @cmssy/next.

pnpm add @cmssy/react

Define a block

A block is a plain React component plus a field schema the editor reads.

import { defineBlock, fields } from "@cmssy/react";
import Hero from "./Hero";

export const heroBlock = defineBlock({
  type: "hero",
  label: "Hero",
  component: Hero,
  props: {
    heading: fields.singleLine({ label: "Heading", required: true }),
    subheading: fields.multiLine({ label: "Subheading" }),
    cta: fields.link({ label: "CTA" }),
    image: fields.media({ label: "Image" }),
  },
});

fields covers singleLine, multiLine, link, media, boolean, repeater, and more. The block component receives { content } resolved from the CMS at runtime.

Render published content

import { fetchPage, CmssyServerPage } from "@cmssy/react";

const page = await fetchPage(
  { apiUrl: "https://api.cmssy.io/graphql", workspaceSlug: "acme" },
  pathSegments,
);

return <CmssyServerPage page={page} blocks={blocks} locale="en" />;

CmssyServerLayout renders header/footer layout groups the same way. Both are Server Components — no block JavaScript ships to the client unless a block needs it.

Fetch data

One generic GraphQL client over the public API — write your own queries (or use the exported documents):

import { createCmssyClient, MODEL_RECORDS_QUERY } from "@cmssy/react";

const cmssy = createCmssyClient({
  apiUrl: "https://api.cmssy.io/graphql",
  workspaceSlug: "acme",
});

// raw query (you own scoping)
await cmssy.query(MY_QUERY, vars);

// workspace-scoped (auto x-workspace-id header + $workspaceId var)
const { publicModelRecords } = await cmssy.queryScoped(MODEL_RECORDS_QUERY, {
  modelSlug: "posts",
});

Ready-made documents + result types: SITE_CONFIG_QUERY, MODEL_DEFINITIONS_QUERY, MODEL_RECORDS_QUERY, FORM_QUERY, SUBMIT_FORM_MUTATION.

Live editor (client)

@cmssy/react/client exposes the lazy editor + layout wrappers that keep block chunks isolated:

"use client";
import { CmssyLazyEditor } from "@cmssy/react/client";

export const CmssyEditor = (props) => (
  <CmssyLazyEditor {...props} load={() => import("./blocks")} />
);

The editor talks to the cmssy admin over the cmssy:* bridge protocol for live preview.

License

MIT