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@mailwoman/react

v8.1.0

Published

React components + headless hooks for mailwoman — parse/geocode/POI explorers, Storybook-tested, Docusaurus-independent.

Readme

@mailwoman/react

React components + headless hooks for mailwoman — the parse/geocode/POI explorers from the docs site, decomposed and packaged for use in any React app.

What's in the box

Two composed explorers, plus the small presentational units and headless hooks they decompose into:

  • POIExplorer — a self-contained POI-intent tester (classify → subject → OverpassQL). The intent path runs entirely offline over @mailwoman/kind-classifier, @mailwoman/poi-taxonomy, and @mailwoman/query-shape — no weights, no network. A live poi.db search is opt-in via an injected runLiveSearch probe, so the httpvfs/worker machinery never enters this package's graph.
  • PipelineExplorer — a parse + resolve tester driven by an injected PipelineRuntime. The host supplies runParse (compute shape → classify → resolve) and the heavy visualizers as panels, keeping onnxruntime-web, sql.js-httpvfs, and node builtins out of this package entirely.

The headless hooks — usePOISearch, useParsePipeline — own the state machines; the presentational units (QueryInput, SubjectPanel, OverpassBlock, LiveResultsBlock, ComponentTable, ResolvedPlace, CandidatePicker, KindBadge, LoadingIndicator, …) are pure and prop-driven.

Usage

import { POIExplorer, PipelineExplorer } from "@mailwoman/react"
import "@mailwoman/react/styles.css"

Styling ships as a standalone stylesheet (@mailwoman/react/styles.css) — plain, mw--prefixed, and Infima-token-aware, so it looks right both inside Docusaurus and standalone. No component imports CSS, so the bare package import stays node-safe.

Development

  • yarn workspace @mailwoman/react storybook — Storybook (Vite) for every unit + the composed explorers, with mocked runtimes (no network/db).
  • yarn workspace @mailwoman/react test:browser — Vitest browser-mode component + hook tests (Playwright / headless Chromium).

License

AGPL-3.0-only OR LicenseRef-Commercial — see the mailwoman repository.