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@globiguard/react

v2.1.1

Published

React bindings for GlobiGuard's browser-safe distribution layer.

Readme

@globiguard/react

Browser-safe React bindings for GlobiGuard governance state.

Dependency posture

@globiguard/react intentionally does not depend on UI kits, icon packs, classnames helpers, date libraries, Tailwind runtime helpers, Radix primitives, or CSS-in-JS packages. The styled surface is built locally with scoped CSS classes, data-globiguard-* attributes, and CSS custom properties so host apps can audit and override every visual layer.

Boundary

React never owns approval, resume, bypass, webhook-signing, or secret-key authority. Components display decisions, approval status, evidence summaries, and incident replay metadata returned by the browser-safe SDK or by caller-owned server endpoints.

Styling and theming

GlobiguardProvider injects the default scoped stylesheet. Apps with strict CSPs can pass styleNonce, render GlobiguardStyleSheet once near the app root, or turn provider injection off with styles="none".

import {
  GlobiguardProvider,
  GlobiguardStyleSheet,
  createGlobiguardThemeStyle
} from "@globiguard/react";

<GlobiguardStyleSheet nonce={nonce} />;

<GlobiguardProvider
  client={client}
  styles="none"
  theme="system"
  style={createGlobiguardThemeStyle({
    accent: "#7c3aed",
    radius: "1rem",
    fontFamily: "Inter, sans-serif"
  })}
>
  <App />
</GlobiguardProvider>;

All visual components accept className and style. Stateful components keep their semantic data-globiguard-* attributes even when you customize classes, so automated tests and host-app styles can target governance state reliably.

Components

  • PolicyDecisionBadge
  • ApprovalStatusCard
  • EvidencePackageSummary
  • IncidentReplayTimeline
  • GovernedActionBoundary
  • QueuedActionNotice
  • GovernedActionSubmitButton

GovernedActionBoundary fails closed on missing decisions, loading failures, stale state, unresolved queue state, and blocked decisions. It renders protected children only for ALLOW.

The default layout is responsive without media-query dependencies: cards use auto-fit grids, timelines collapse naturally, badges wrap on narrow screens, and all selectors are scoped to GlobiGuard classes/data attributes.

Hooks

  • useActionDecision
  • useApprovalStatus
  • useEvidenceRefs
  • useEvidencePackage
  • useIncidentReplay
  • useTrustWebhookVerificationResult

Webhook verification results should be produced by server code using @globiguard/sdk/server; React can display the result but must not verify signing secrets itself.