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@easylegal/react

v0.1.24

Published

EasyLegal embedded components — ContractStudio, SendContract, ContractInbox, StandingTerms. Themeable via --el-* CSS variables.

Downloads

4,141

Readme

@easylegal/react

Embedded contract components for EasyLegal. Your users import a contract they already use, AI proposes the dynamic fields, they confirm — then sending a filled, validated, signable PDF is one click, from inside your product.

npm install @easylegal/react

Setup

Wrap the contract surfaces of your app in the provider. getSession calls your server, which mints tokens with @easylegal/node — your secret key never reaches the browser.

import { EasyLegalProvider } from "@easylegal/react";
import "@easylegal/react/styles.css";

<EasyLegalProvider
  apiUrl="https://api.easylegal.dev"
  getSession={async () => {
    const res = await fetch("/api/easylegal/session", { method: "POST" });
    if (!res.ok) throw Object.assign(new Error("locked"), await res.json());
    return res.json(); // { token, expiresAt }
  }}
  lockedFallback={<UpgradePrompt />} // rendered on 402 (subscription lapsed)
>
  {children}
</EasyLegalProvider>

Components

// Import + review: upload → AI proposals → highlight-and-confirm → template.
// Includes the "Contract check-up" (gaps/risks with accept/reject clause
// redlines — automated suggestions, not legal advice).
<ContractStudio onConfirmed={({ autoFillCount, fieldCount }) => ...} />

// One-click send on your record's page. `subject` is your own JSON — fields
// bound during setup fill from it automatically.
<SendContract
  subject={{ customer, project }}
  defaultRecipient={{ name: customer.name, email: customer.email }}
  onSent={(contractId) => ...}
/>

// Bulk: CSV upload → AI column mapping (user confirms) → pre-flight table →
// send with live progress, pause/resume.
<BulkSend recipientRole="client" />

// Every contract with live signing status.
<ContractInbox renderItemActions={(contract, refresh) => <YourActions />} />

// Set-once standing values (payment terms, business address …) that
// auto-fill every contract.
<StandingTerms />

Theming

Styles ship scoped under .easylegal and read CSS variables — override them to match your product:

.easylegal {
  --el-accent: #6d28d9;
  --el-radius: 6px;
  /* --el-ink, --el-muted, --el-panel, --el-line, --el-good, --el-warn, --el-danger … */
}

Peer dependency: React 18+.