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@go-go-golems/os-kanban

v0.2.0

Published

Kanban runtime modules and host registration helpers for go-go-os.

Readme

@go-go-golems/os-kanban

Kanban runtime package and renderer for go-go-os VM surfaces.

Use this package when a sandboxed runtime bundle should describe a Kanban page with semantic nodes instead of hand-written React components. It pairs with @go-go-golems/os-scripting and depends on the base ui runtime package from @go-go-golems/os-ui-cards.

Install

npm install @go-go-golems/os-scripting @go-go-golems/os-ui-cards @go-go-golems/os-kanban
npm install react react-dom react-redux @reduxjs/toolkit

Bundler note

Starting with @go-go-golems/[email protected], the package's VM-side Kanban prelude is shipped as a generated JavaScript string module. Consumers do not need package-specific Vite dependency-optimization workarounds such as excluding @go-go-golems/os-kanban, @go-go-golems/os-ui-cards, or @go-go-golems/os-scripting.

Starting with @go-go-golems/[email protected], the package metadata also preserves @go-go-golems/os-kanban/theme as a production-build side effect, so Vite/Rollup builds keep the Kanban CSS when consumers import the theme entry.

If your app imports its own local *.vm.js?raw files, keep the raw-import typing in your app. Published package internals no longer require special Vite config.

Main exports

import {
  KANBAN_RUNTIME_PACKAGE,
  KANBAN_V1_RUNTIME_SURFACE_TYPE,
  KanbanV1Renderer,
  validateKanbanV1Node,
} from '@go-go-golems/os-kanban';
  • KANBAN_RUNTIME_PACKAGE registers the VM-side widgets.kanban.* helper namespace.
  • KANBAN_V1_RUNTIME_SURFACE_TYPE registers the host-side kanban.v1 validator and renderer.
  • KanbanV1Renderer renders a validated Kanban tree directly.
  • validateKanbanV1Node validates unknown data before rendering.

Register with os-scripting

import { registerRuntimePackage, registerRuntimeSurfaceType } from '@go-go-golems/os-scripting';
import { UI_RUNTIME_PACKAGE, UI_CARD_V1_RUNTIME_SURFACE_TYPE } from '@go-go-golems/os-ui-cards';
import { KANBAN_RUNTIME_PACKAGE, KANBAN_V1_RUNTIME_SURFACE_TYPE } from '@go-go-golems/os-kanban';

registerRuntimePackage(UI_RUNTIME_PACKAGE);
registerRuntimeSurfaceType(UI_CARD_V1_RUNTIME_SURFACE_TYPE);
registerRuntimePackage(KANBAN_RUNTIME_PACKAGE);
registerRuntimeSurfaceType(KANBAN_V1_RUNTIME_SURFACE_TYPE);

KANBAN_RUNTIME_PACKAGE declares dependencies: ['ui'], so the runtime service installs ui before kanban when a bundle declares both packages.

VM-side usage

The VM helper API is exposed under widgets.kanban.

defineRuntimeBundle(({ widgets }) => ({
  id: 'kanban-example',
  title: 'Kanban Example',
  packageIds: ['ui', 'kanban'],
  surfaces: {
    board: {
      packId: 'kanban.v1',
      render() {
        return widgets.kanban.page(
          widgets.kanban.taxonomy({
            issueTypes: [{ id: 'task', label: 'Task' }],
            priorities: [{ id: 'high', label: 'High' }],
            labels: [{ id: 'docs', label: 'Docs' }],
          }),
          widgets.kanban.header({ title: 'Runtime Kanban' }),
          widgets.kanban.board({
            columns: [
              { id: 'todo', title: 'Todo', icon: '□' },
              { id: 'done', title: 'Done', icon: '✓' },
            ],
            tasks: [
              {
                id: 't1',
                col: 'todo',
                title: 'Publish VM packages',
                type: 'task',
                labels: ['docs'],
                priority: 'high',
                desc: 'Prepare and validate the public runtime package wave.',
              },
            ],
            editingTask: null,
            collapsedCols: {},
          }),
        );
      },
    },
  },
}));

Check the exported TypeScript types and the package examples for the exact node schema supported by the current renderer.

Related packages

  • @go-go-golems/os-scripting — QuickJS runtime and host bridge.
  • @go-go-golems/os-ui-cards — base UI runtime package required by Kanban.
  • @go-go-golems/os-widgets — shared rich widgets used by the Kanban renderer.