@ethisyscore/host-ui-externals
v1.66.0
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Type contracts and mock build for Tier T host-supplied Gogo UI externals. Plugin builds depend on this as a dev-dep; production bundles externalise the specifier so the host's registered module instance is used at runtime.
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@ethisyscore/host-ui-externals
Type contracts and mock implementations for the host-supplied gogo-ui externals
used by high-trust plugin UI tiers. A plugin depends on this package as a
dev-dependency only: at build time it provides the TypeScript types (and, via
./mock, runnable stand-ins for local/CI/Storybook), while production bundles
externalise the specifier so the plugin binds to the host's own runtime instance
rather than shipping a second copy.
This keeps a plugin's UI type-safe against the host's gogo-ui surface without bundling — the same externalisation model PlatformReact uses for
react,@mui/material, etc.
Export surface
| Subpath | Key exports | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| . | GogoTheme, GogoMode, GogoThemeProviderProps, GogoChildren, GogoMenuItem, ComponentType, ReactNode, GOGO_EXTERNALS_SPECIFIER_MAP | Type contracts for the host gogo-ui components (theme presets, mode, provider props, menu-item shape) plus the specifier map the host registry resolves against |
| ./mock | GogoThemeProvider, useGogoTheme, and re-exported types | Mock implementations for local/CI/Storybook development — render semantic HTML with data-testid attributes so plugin UI can run and be tested without the real host |
Typical usage
// Types compile against the host surface; production externalises the import.
import type { GogoTheme, GogoThemeProviderProps } from "@ethisyscore/host-ui-externals";// Local dev / tests substitute the mock provider.
import { GogoThemeProvider } from "@ethisyscore/host-ui-externals/mock";Build and test
npm ci && npm run build && npm testLast Updated: 2026-07-10
