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@geenius/notifications

v0.16.1

Published

Geenius Notifications — In-app notification center for Convex apps (React + SolidJS)

Readme

@geenius/notifications

Commercial Studio-only notification surfaces for Geenius apps.

Overview

@geenius/notifications packages the shared notification contract, React and SolidJS bindings, CSS variants, and Convex helpers behind a stable root export map.

The current shipped surface includes:

  • notification lists and grouped inbox views
  • bell badges and slide-over panels
  • preference management across channels and types
  • shared helpers for grouping, formatting, and notification metadata
  • React hooks and SolidJS primitives for inbox, preferences, push permission, and unread-badge state
  • packaged Convex schema, queries, and mutations for inbox records and stored preferences

Repository: geenius-dev/geenius-notifications

Tier: Studio only

Installation

pnpm add @geenius/notifications

This is a commercial package. Licensed access is required before installation or publishing.

Import Examples

import { groupByDate, TYPE_CONFIG } from '@geenius/notifications'
import { groupByDate, TYPE_CONFIG } from '@geenius/notifications/shared'
import { NotificationsPage } from '@geenius/notifications/react'
import { NotificationsPage } from '@geenius/notifications/react-css'
import { NotificationsPage } from '@geenius/notifications/solidjs'
import { NotificationsPage } from '@geenius/notifications/solidjs-css'
import { notificationsTables, schema, queries, mutations } from '@geenius/notifications/convex'

Import the CSS variant stylesheets alongside the framework entrypoints:

import '@geenius/notifications/react-css/styles.css'
import '@geenius/notifications/solidjs-css/styles.css'

Basic Usage

import { NotificationBell, NotificationPanel } from '@geenius/notifications/react'
import { notifications } from './fixtures'

export function HeaderNotifications(): JSX.Element {
  return (
    <>
      <NotificationBell
        unreadCount={12}
        isOpen
        ariaControls="header-notifications-panel"
        onClick={() => undefined}
      />
      <NotificationPanel
        panelId="header-notifications-panel"
        notifications={notifications}
        onMarkAll={() => undefined}
        onClose={() => undefined}
      />
    </>
  )
}

Storybook

Both story surfaces use the shared @geenius/storybook shell and render the Tailwind and vanilla CSS variants side by side so parity regressions are easy to spot during review.

Package Contract

  • Root imports map to the shared notifications contract.
  • Framework variants are consumed through stable subpath exports.
  • CSS variants ship standalone static stylesheets and do not re-export the Tailwind implementations.
  • Development-only Storybook apps stay isolated from package build, test, and release flows.

This package follows the Geenius package golden standard used across the Geenius ecosystem and keeps its published API aligned with the geenius-dev/geenius-notifications repository.

License

SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE