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@ko1265/file-preview-kit-react

v1.0.0

Published

React adapter for file-preview-kit.

Downloads

130

Readme

@ko1265/file-preview-kit-react

React adapter for file-preview-kit.

What it contains

  • FilePreview
  • automatic client-side registration for the file-preview custom element
  • typed props for src, fileName, mimeType, requestConfig, and previewService
  • callback props for file-preview:loadstart, file-preview:load, and file-preview:error
  • no manual registerFilePreviewElement() call in app code

Install

pnpm add @ko1265/file-preview-kit-react react

react is a peer dependency. Install it from your app as usual.

Browser-only note

This adapter wraps the browser-native Web Component package. Render it only from client-side React.

  • Vite and other browser-only React apps can import it directly.
  • In SSR frameworks such as Next.js, keep it behind a client boundary.

Vite example

import { FilePreview } from "@ko1265/file-preview-kit-react";

export function App() {
  return (
    <FilePreview
      src="https://example.com/readme.md"
      fileName="readme.md"
      mimeType="text/markdown"
      requestConfig={{
        credentials: "include",
        headers: {
          "X-Document-Scope": "private"
        }
      }}
      onLoadStart={() => {
        console.log("preview loading");
      }}
      onLoad={() => {
        console.log("preview loaded");
      }}
      onError={(event) => {
        console.error("preview failed", event.detail.message);
      }}
    />
  );
}

Next.js client-only example

Create a client component:

"use client";

import { FilePreview } from "@ko1265/file-preview-kit-react";

export function ClientFilePreview() {
  return <FilePreview src="/sample.pdf" fileName="sample.pdf" />;
}

Use it from a server component through a client-only dynamic import:

import dynamic from "next/dynamic";

const ClientFilePreview = dynamic(
  () => import("./ClientFilePreview").then((module) => module.ClientFilePreview),
  { ssr: false }
);

export default function Page() {
  return <ClientFilePreview />;
}

Custom service

import { FilePreviewService } from "@ko1265/file-preview-kit-core";
import { FilePreview } from "@ko1265/file-preview-kit-react";

const previewService = new FilePreviewService({
  defaultRequest: {
    credentials: "include"
  }
});

export function PrivatePreview() {
  return <FilePreview src="/private/report.pdf" previewService={previewService} />;
}

Notes

  • requestConfig and previewService are assigned as DOM properties, not string attributes.
  • src, fileName, and mimeType are reflected to the underlying custom element attributes.
  • Passing undefined clears a previously assigned requestConfig; pass another service instance to replace previewService.
  • Remote preview still depends on browser-readable URLs with compatible CORS and auth behavior.