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@markgrafhq/markgraf-react

v0.1.13

Published

React hook + component for embedding markgraf animations. Drives play/pause/seek and exposes time + keyframe as reactive state.

Downloads

793

Readme

@markgrafhq/markgraf-react

React hook + component for embedding markgraf animations. Drives play/pause/seek imperatively and exposes time, currentKeyframe, and playing as reactive state.

Install

bun add @markgrafhq/markgraf-react
# or: npm install @markgrafhq/markgraf-react

Also pull in the embed CSS for canvas styling:

import "@markgrafhq/markgraf-embed/css";

<MarkgrafPlayer src=... />

Headless component — renders a <canvas> (default) or <svg> with the scene drawn directly into it. Bring your own controls.

import { MarkgrafPlayer } from "@markgrafhq/markgraf-react";

const src = `seed 1
keyframe v1 {
  +node client "Client"
  +node api "API"
  +edge client api
  client -> api "GET"
}`;

export default function App() {
  return <MarkgrafPlayer src={src} />;
  // Or: <MarkgrafPlayer src={src} renderer="svg" />
}

useMarkgraf(src, opts?) — custom UI

import { useMarkgraf } from "@markgrafhq/markgraf-react";

export function Player({ src }) {
  const api = useMarkgraf(src);          // canvas
  // const api = useMarkgraf(src, { renderer: "svg" });
  return (
    <div>
      <canvas ref={api.elementRef} style={{ width: 600 }} />
      <button onClick={api.toggle}>{api.playing ? "Pause" : "Play"}</button>
      <input
        type="range"
        min={0}
        max={api.duration}
        step={0.01}
        value={api.time}
        onChange={(e) => api.seek(parseFloat(e.target.value))}
      />
      <span>
        {api.time.toFixed(2)} / {api.duration.toFixed(2)} — {api.keyframe || "—"}
      </span>
    </div>
  );
}

Returned API

| Field | Type | Notes | | -------------- | ------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | elementRef | Ref<HTMLCanvasElement \| SVGSVGElement> | attach to a <canvas> (default) or <svg> | | time | number | seconds, updates each animation frame | | keyframe | string | name of the current scene span | | playing | boolean | | | duration | number | total seconds; 0 until ready | | ready | boolean | true after parse + layout + first render | | play() | () => void | | | pause() | () => void | | | toggle() | () => void | | | seek(t) | (seconds: number) => void | clamped to [0, duration], pauses playback | | setSpeed(x) | (speed: number) => void | 1.0 is normal |

Renderer choice

  • canvas (default) — Canvas2D with DPR-aware scaling and label springs. Fastest, best for many tokens.
  • svg — Inline SVG. Easier to inspect/style, scales crisply at any zoom, no DPR concerns. No spring labels.

License

MIT