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@datarecce/ui

v1.37.0

Published

Recce UI Components Library - Reusable React components for data validation and review

Downloads

2,213

Readme

@datarecce/ui

Shared UI library for Recce OSS and Recce Cloud.

Quick Start

Install (workspace):

cd js
pnpm install

Basic usage with RecceProvider:

import { RecceProvider } from "@datarecce/ui/providers";
import { LineageView } from "@datarecce/ui/components/lineage";

export function App() {
  return (
    <RecceProvider api={{ baseUrl: "/api" }}>
      <LineageView />
    </RecceProvider>
  );
}

Primitives and advanced exports:

import { DiffText, HSplit } from "@datarecce/ui/primitives";
import { LineageCanvas, useThemeColors } from "@datarecce/ui/advanced";

API Reference

Generate API reference via TypeDoc:

cd js/packages/ui
pnpm docs:api

The generated output lives in js/packages/ui/docs/api/.

TypeScript Types

All exports ship with TypeScript definitions. Use the exported types from the same module path as the component or hook you import.

Environment overrides

@datarecce/ui ships defaults for public URLs, but you can override them via Next.js env vars:

  • NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL - overrides the default API base URL.
  • NEXT_PUBLIC_RECCE_SUPPORT_CALENDAR_URL - overrides the support calendar URL.

These values are read from process.env at runtime in the host app.