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@grapity/hub

v0.4.0

Published

grapity Hub - Developer portal for browsing API specs

Readme

@grapity/hub

Grapity Hub - a developer portal for browsing, exploring, and comparing API specs registered with the Grapity Registry.

Documentation: grapity.dev/docs/platform/hub/using-the-hub · Quickstart

Features

  • Browse all specs in the registry with live filtering
  • View spec metadata, version history, and compatibility reports
  • Interactive OpenAPI endpoint explorer with schema trees and example requests/responses
  • Side-by-side version comparison
  • Dark mode by default with explicit toggle
  • Pure client-side SPA, no backend required

Installation

The Hub is typically installed alongside the CLI and Registry. It starts automatically when you run grapity serve.

npm install -g @grapity/cli @grapity/registry @grapity/hub

Usage

With the CLI (recommended)

The Hub starts automatically alongside the Registry:

grapity serve                    # Registry on :3750, Hub on :3000
grapity serve --hub-port 8080    # Custom Hub port
grapity serve --no-hub           # Registry only, skip Hub

Standalone (development)

For local development with hot reload:

# Terminal 1: start the registry
grapity serve

# Terminal 2: dev server
npm run dev
# => http://localhost:5173

Production server

Serve the built SPA with the built-in Hono server:

npm run build
node dist/serve.js
# => http://localhost:3000

Or programmatically:

import { startHubServer } from "@grapity/hub/serve";

await startHubServer({
  port: 3000,
  registryUrl: "http://localhost:3750",
});

Build

npm run build

Static assets are emitted to dist/ and can be served by any static file server.

Test

npm run test

Tech Stack

  • React 19 + Vite 6
  • Tailwind CSS 4
  • React Router DOM 7
  • shadcn/ui primitives (copied, not consumed as package)
  • Hono (production server)

License

Apache-2.0