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@gotong/web

v3.1.0

Published

Gotong reference web UI — embeddable HTTP + SSE server with a vanilla-JS frontend.

Downloads

113

Readme

@gotong/web

Embeddable reference web UI for Gotong. A zero-dependency vanilla-JS SPA served by a small Node HTTP + SSE server, talking to your Hub via its event stream.

Since v1.1 the UI is split into two views — a worker view at / (open to anyone) and an admin console at /admin (token-gated). The whole thing is i18n-ready out of the box: default Chinese, optional English, toggle persisted in localStorage.

Install

pnpm add @gotong/web

Use

import { Hub } from '@gotong/core'
import { serveWeb } from '@gotong/web'

const hub = new Hub()
await hub.start()

const web = await serveWeb(hub, {
  port: 3000,
  adminToken: process.env.GOTONG_ADMIN_TOKEN, // omit to disable /admin entirely
})
// console logs: admin URL = http://localhost:3000/admin?token=<value>
//                workers  = http://localhost:3000/

// later
await web.close()

Views

/ — worker view (no auth)

Anyone with the URL can join as a HumanParticipant: type a nickname + comma-separated capabilities, click Join. The page then shows three panes — participants, my-tasks inbox (filtered to your id), and a transcript browser. Approve / reject buttons resolve each pending task; sessionStorage keeps you "you" across refresh.

/admin — admin console (token-gated)

Open /admin?token=<value> once; an HttpOnly cookie is minted. Later visits use the cookie; Authorization: Bearer <value> also works for CLI access. Three panels:

  • Pending admissions — every agent that connected with gating: 'admin-approval' shows up here with Approve / Reject buttons + a reason field. See @gotong/transport-ws for the gating option.
  • Dispatch — fire a task through any of the three strategies (explicit / capability / broadcast) with JSON payload, optional title, and priority.
  • Evaluate — click any task_result row in the transcript to autofill its task id; rating (1–5) + comment append an evaluation entry.

HTTP surface

Public (no auth):

  • GET /api/state — snapshot: participants + transcript + pending human tasks + pending agent applications
  • GET /api/stream — SSE stream of every appended TranscriptEntry
  • GET /api/whoami{ role: 'admin' | 'guest', adminEnabled }
  • POST /api/workers body { id, capabilities? } — register a HumanParticipant
  • DELETE /api/workers/:id — leave
  • POST /api/tasks/:id/(complete|reject) — resolve a task on the human participant holding it

Admin (cookie or Bearer):

  • GET /api/admin/applications — list pending applications
  • POST /api/admin/applications/:id/approve
  • POST /api/admin/applications/:id/reject body { reason }
  • POST /api/admin/dispatch body { strategy, payload, title?, priority? }
  • POST /api/admin/evaluate body { taskId, rating?, comment? }
  • POST /api/admin/logout

License

MIT