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@kaupang/studio

v0.3.3

Published

kaupang studio — a small web UI to browse a catalog and assemble environments + solutions, then export a kaupang config. Launch with `kaupang studio` or run the Docker image.

Readme

@kaupang/studio

npm license

A small web UI to browse a kaupang catalog, assemble environments + a solution, and export a ready-to-run config. Built with React + React Flow and bundled to a single self-contained page — no CDN, airgap-safe.

Launch it

With Node (via the CLI):

npm i -g @kaupang/cli
kaupang studio --catalog ./catalog.json     # opens http://localhost:8080

Without Node (via Docker — great for polyglot teams):

docker run --rm -p 8080:8080 \
  -v "$PWD/catalog.json:/catalog.json" \
  -e KAUPANG_CATALOG=/catalog.json \
  ghcr.io/kaupang-dev/kaupang-studio

What it does

  1. Load a catalog — a file, http(s), or oci:// source.
  2. Assemble environments from presets (override ports / env / depends-on).
  3. Compose a named solution (which environments).
  4. Export kaupang.config.json + environments/*.json — JSON configs need no Node, so anyone can run the result with kaupang up <solution>.

Programmatic

import { startStudio } from "@kaupang/studio";

const { url, close } = await startStudio({ port: 8080, catalog: "./catalog.json" });
console.log(`studio on ${url}`);

Develop the UI

The web UI is a Vite + React + React Flow app under web/. It's built to a single inlined web/dist/index.html, which the package's tsup build embeds as a string and the server serves at /.

kaupang studio --catalog ./catalog.json   # terminal 1: the API on :8080
npm run dev -w @kaupang/studio            # terminal 2: Vite dev server, proxies /api → :8080
npm run build -w @kaupang/studio          # build:web (Vite single-file) + tsup bundle

License

MIT © Andreas Quist Batista