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@lessonkit/core

v1.7.3

Published

Shared types and telemetry primitives for LessonKit.

Readme

@lessonkit/core

npm Documentation License

Headless types, identity helpers, telemetry pipeline, and runtime primitives shared across LessonKit.

When to install

  • Custom headless runtime (no React UI)
  • Telemetry plugins, batch pipelines, or custom tracking clients
  • Validating IDs, URNs, and manifest fields in your own tooling

Most course authors only need @lessonkit/react, which re-exports common APIs.

Install

npm install @lessonkit/core

Requires Node.js 18+ minimum.

Usage

import {
  buildTelemetryEvent,
  createLessonkitRuntime,
  createTelemetryPipeline,
  createPluginRegistry,
  buildLessonkitUrn,
  validateId,
} from "@lessonkit/core";

const event = buildTelemetryEvent({
  name: "quiz_answered",
  courseId: "my-course",
  lessonId: "lesson-1",
  checkId: "check-1",
  data: { correct: true, score: 1 },
});

Exports

| Area | Key APIs | | --- | --- | | Identity | validateId, slugifyId, buildLessonkitUrn | | Telemetry | buildTelemetryEvent, createTrackingClient, createTelemetryPipeline | | Runtime | createLessonkitRuntime, progress and session helpers | | Plugins | createPluginRegistry, defineTelemetryPlugin, defineAssessmentPlugin |

Machine-readable: @lessonkit/core/telemetry-catalog.v3.json (current; v1–v3 retained), identity-contract.v1.json

Common issues

| Symptom | Fix | | --- | --- | | buildTelemetryEvent validation error | Ensure courseId, lessonId, and event-specific IDs match identity rules | | Plugin not firing | Register with createPluginRegistry and pass plugins in LessonkitProvider config |

Docs

5-minute guide · LMS Go-Live · Core reference · TypeDoc API index

License

Apache-2.0