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@deints/ask-plugin-thun

v1.1.4

Published

THUN Gift Concierge — plugin generative-UI per regali editoriali e collezioni

Readme

@deints/ask-plugin-thun

THUN Gift Concierge — plugin generative-UI per regali editoriali e collezioni

An Ask generative-UI plugin: a set of custom components an LLM can compose into a page at runtime. Built on @websolutespa/ask-plugin and @websolutespa/ask-ui.

Develop

pnpm install
pnpm build     # tsdown (ESM + browser bundle) + Tailwind -> dist/styles.css
pnpm types     # tsc --noEmit

Structure

  • src/catalog.ts — component schema + descriptions shown to the LLM.
  • src/blocks/* — the custom React components the LLM can render.
  • src/registry.ts — maps catalog names to blocks.
  • src/components/* — chat shell overrides (Renderer binds the registry).
  • src/exports/* — package subpath entrypoints (browser, catalog, registry, client).
  • src/globals.css — Tailwind v4 theme.

Add a component

  1. Add an entry (and a *Skeleton) to src/catalog.ts.
  2. Create src/blocks/<name>.tsx typed with ComponentContext<'Name'>.
  3. Register both in src/registry.ts.
  4. Rebuild and bump the version.

Publish & register

La pubblicazione è volutamente disabilitata per questa demo. Il package.json contiene "private": true, quindi npm publish fallisce by design: questo pacchetto NON deve essere pubblicato sul registry npm pubblico.

Per pubblicare in futuro servono entrambi i passi, in modo consapevole:

  1. conferma esplicita del cliente sulla destinazione (registry privato o pubblico) — mai pubblicare senza questa conferma;
  2. rimozione deliberata di "private": true dal package.json.

La registrazione sul tenant Ask (campo pluginPackage = @deints/ask-plugin-thun, pluginLocal secondo l'ambiente) avviene in un passo di provisioning successivo, non da questo pacchetto.

Conventions (must hold)

  • Package @deints/ask-plugin-thun → global askPluginThun → tag <ask-plugin-thun>.
  • ./catalog must export getSystemPrompt and catalog.
  • ./browser self-registers the Web Component.
  • The browser bundle inlines all deps (deps.alwaysBundle: ['**']).
  • Use container query variants (@md:) instead of viewport (md:).