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@frontman-ai/astro

v0.5.2

Published

Astro integration for Frontman

Downloads

844

Readme

@frontman-ai/astro

npm version astro ^5.0.0

Astro integration for Frontman — AI-powered development tools that let you edit your frontend from the browser.

Installation

npx astro add @frontman-ai/astro

Or manually:

npm install @frontman-ai/astro

Usage

Add the integration to your astro.config.mjs:

import { defineConfig } from 'astro/config';
import frontman from '@frontman-ai/astro';

export default defineConfig({
  integrations: [
    frontman({ projectRoot: import.meta.dirname }),
  ],
});

Then start your dev server and open http://localhost:4321/frontman/.

What it does

The integration automatically (in dev mode only):

  • Registers a dev toolbar app for element selection
  • Captures Astro source annotations so the AI knows which .astro file and line each element comes from
  • Serves the Frontman UI at /<basePath>/ (default: /frontman/)
  • Exposes tool endpoints for AI interactions (file edits, screenshots, etc.)

Note: Element source detection requires devToolbar.enabled: true (the default). Astro only emits data-astro-source-file / data-astro-source-loc annotations when the dev toolbar is enabled. If you've disabled it, Frontman will log a warning and fall back to CSS selector-based detection.

Configuration

All options are optional with sensible defaults:

| Option | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | projectRoot | PROJECT_ROOT env var, PWD, or "." | Path to the project root directory | | sourceRoot | Same as projectRoot | Root for source file resolution (useful in monorepos) | | basePath | "frontman" | URL prefix for Frontman routes | | host | FRONTMAN_HOST env var or "api.frontman.sh" | Frontman server host for client connections | | serverName | "frontman-astro" | Server name included in tool responses | | serverVersion | "1.0.0" | Server version included in tool responses | | clientUrl | Auto-generated from host | URL to the Frontman client bundle (must include a host query parameter) | | isLightTheme | false | Use a light theme for the Frontman UI |

Environment variables

| Variable | Description | |---|---| | FRONTMAN_HOST | Override the default server host without changing config | | PROJECT_ROOT | Override the project root path | | FRONTMAN_CLIENT_URL | Override the client bundle URL |

How it works

The integration uses two Astro hooks:

  • astro:config:setup — Registers the dev toolbar app and injects the annotation capture script via injectScript('head-inline', ...)
  • astro:server:setup — Registers Frontman API routes as Vite dev server middleware via server.middlewares.use()

No manual middleware file needed. No SSR adapter required. Works with static (output: 'static') Astro projects.

Requirements

  • Astro ^5.0.0
  • Node.js >= 18

Links

License

Apache-2.0