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@nonoun/native-chat

v0.5.24

Published

Chat input and message layout components for @nonoun/native-ui

Readme

@nonoun/native-chat

Chat UI components for @nonoun/native-ui — message feed, composer input, streaming transport, and a top-level panel with imperative host-integration APIs.

Install

npm install @nonoun/native-chat @nonoun/native-ui

Quick Start

<link rel="stylesheet" href="node_modules/@nonoun/native-ui/dist/native-ui.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="node_modules/@nonoun/native-chat/dist/native-chat.css" />

<script type="module">
  import '@nonoun/native-ui/register';
  import '@nonoun/native-chat/register';
</script>

<native-chat-panel auto-focus-policy="open-request">
  <!-- panel stamps its own children: header, feed, composer -->
</native-chat-panel>

Architecture

Components follow three patterns:

| Pattern | Elements | Description | |---------|----------|-------------| | Orchestrator | native-chat-panel, n-chat-input | Stamp their own children (header, feed, composer) and manage lifecycle. Host writes a single tag; JS builds the tree. | | Container | n-chat-feed, n-chat-messages, n-chat-message | Arrange author-provided or panel-stamped children. CSS layout works without JS; JS adds auto-scroll, MutationObserver routing, action toolbars. | | Renderer | n-chat-message-text, n-chat-message-activity, n-chat-message-seed, n-chat-message-genui, n-chat-input-structured, n-chat-avatar | Transform data (markdown, JSON, schema) into DOM. JS-essential — content is dynamic and stream-driven. |

Chat is a real-time, stream-driven UI — JavaScript is fundamental, not optional. See docs/PRINCIPLES.md for the exception clause covering interactive components.

Gateway Mode (Claude + ChatGPT)

native-chat-panel can run fully managed send/stream behavior when gateway and gateway-url are set. All configuration is attribute-driven — no JavaScript required:

<native-chat-panel
  gateway="claude"
  gateway-url="/api/anthropic"
  model="claude-haiku-4-5-20251001"
  models="claude-haiku-4-5-20251001,claude-sonnet-4-6-20250514,gpt-4.1-mini,gpt-4.1"
  gateway-urls='{"claude":"/api/anthropic","gpt":"/api/openai"}'
  open
></native-chat-panel>

The models attribute accepts a comma-separated list of model IDs. The gateway-urls attribute is a JSON map of provider prefixes to URLs — when the user selects a model, the panel auto-resolves the correct gateway and URL from the prefix (e.g., gpt-4.1 matches the gpt prefix → switches to /api/openai).

For advanced configuration, use JS properties:

const panel = document.querySelector('native-chat-panel');
panel.gatewayConfig = { maxTokens: 1024 };

Required server routes

Use first-party backend routes in production (do not call providers directly from browser):

  • POST /api/anthropic/messages
  • GET /api/anthropic/models
  • POST /api/openai/chat/completions
  • GET /api/openai/models

Provider keys must stay server-side.

Components

| Element | Description | |---------|-------------| | native-chat-panel | Top-level panel — owns lifecycle, focus policy, header actions | | n-chat-feed | Scrollable message feed with optional virtualization | | n-chat-messages | Message list wrapper (inside feed) | | n-chat-message | Single message container with role, status, actions | | n-chat-message-text | Markdown-rendered text bubble | | n-chat-message-activity | Typing / system activity indicator | | n-chat-message-seed | Seed prompt card | | n-chat-message-genui | Generative UI node renderer | | n-chat-avatar | Message avatar | | n-chat-input | Composer with submit, formatting, slash commands | | n-chat-input-structured | Multi-option structured input picker |


Embedding Guide

Panel Host API

native-chat-panel exposes three imperative methods for host orchestration:

open(options?)

panel.open();
panel.open({ focusComposer: true, reason: 'deeplink' });

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |--------|------|---------|-------------| | focusComposer | boolean | false | Request composer focus after opening | | reason | string | — | Why the panel opened (telemetry / debugging) |

Sets the [open] attribute. Idempotent — calling open() when already open does not re-emit events.

close(reason?)

panel.close();
panel.close('user-dismiss');

Removes the [open] attribute. Idempotent.

focusComposer(options?, by?)

panel.focusComposer();
panel.focusComposer({ cursor: 'end' }, 'api');

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |--------|------|---------|-------------| | cursor | 'start' \| 'end' \| 'preserve' | 'end' | Caret placement after focus | | by | 'api' \| 'user' \| 'policy' | 'api' | Focus source (included in events) |

Retries up to 3 times via microtask if the composer is not yet available or disabled. On success dispatches native:composer-focused; on failure dispatches native:composer-focus-failed.


Lifecycle Events

All events bubble and are composed (cross shadow DOM). Listen on the panel or any ancestor:

const panel = document.querySelector('native-chat-panel');

panel.addEventListener('native:chat-opened', (e) => {
  console.log('opened', e.detail.source, e.detail.focusComposer);
});

panel.addEventListener('native:chat-closed', (e) => {
  console.log('closed', e.detail.reason);
});

panel.addEventListener('native:send', (e) => {
  console.log('user sent:', e.detail.value);
  // Call e.preventDefault() to block auto-clear
});

| Event | Detail | Notes | |-------|--------|-------| | native:chat-opened | { source?: string, focusComposer: boolean } | After panel opens | | native:chat-closed | { reason?: string } | After panel closes | | native:composer-focused | { by: 'api' \| 'user' \| 'policy' } | Composer received focus | | native:composer-focus-failed | { reason: string, attempts: number } | All focus retries exhausted | | native:send | { value: string } | User submitted message (cancelable) | | native:chat-stop | — | User clicked stop button | | native:chat-restart | — | User clicked restart button | | native:message-action | { action: string, messageId: string } | Message action triggered |


Focus Policy

The auto-focus-policy attribute controls when the composer auto-focuses:

| Value | Behavior | |-------|----------| | open-request (default) | Focus composer only when open({ focusComposer: true }) is called | | ready | Auto-focus once at panel initialization | | never | Never auto-focus — host must call focusComposer() explicitly |

Recommended default: open-request — gives the host full control over focus timing.

Focus Failure Handling

When focusComposer() cannot reach the textarea (not rendered, disabled, or blocked), the panel emits native:composer-focus-failed after 3 retry attempts:

panel.addEventListener('native:composer-focus-failed', (e) => {
  const { reason, attempts } = e.detail;
  // reason: 'composer-unavailable' | 'disabled' | 'blocked'
  // Show a fallback hint or retry button
});

Recommended UX: Keep the panel open, show a subtle status hint, and let the user retry manually.


Host Orchestration Patterns

Deeplink

// Parse URL: ?openChat=1
if (new URLSearchParams(location.search).has('openChat')) {
  panel.open({ focusComposer: true, reason: 'deeplink' });
}

Notification or External Action

notificationButton.addEventListener('click', () => {
  panel.open({ focusComposer: false, reason: 'notification' });
});

Intercepting Send

panel.addEventListener('native:send', (e) => {
  const { value } = e.detail;
  if (!value.trim()) {
    e.preventDefault(); // block auto-clear, ignore empty
    return;
  }
  myTransport.send(value);
});

Transport Error & Retry

createChatTransport() provides a streaming transport layer with built-in error classification and retry logic.

Transport States

idle → sending → streaming → ready
                 ↘ retrying → sending (retry loop)
                 ↘ rate-limited     (429)
                 ↘ auth-required    (401/403)
                 ↘ server-error     (5xx / network)
                 ↘ offline          (DNS / TypeError)

Usage

import { createChatTransport } from '@nonoun/native-chat';

const transport = createChatTransport({
  baseUrl: '/api/chat',
  format: 'sse',
  retry: { maxAttempts: 3, baseDelayMs: 1000, maxDelayMs: 30000 },
  onStateChange(status) {
    // status: { state, statusCode?, retryInMs?, attempt?, maxAttempts?, error? }
    switch (status.state) {
      case 'sending':     showSpinner(); break;
      case 'streaming':   hideSpinner(); break;
      case 'retrying':    showRetryBanner(status.retryInMs); break;
      case 'rate-limited': showRateLimitNotice(status.retryInMs); break;
      case 'auth-required': redirectToLogin(); break;
      case 'server-error': showErrorBanner(status.error); break;
      case 'offline':     showOfflineBanner(); break;
      case 'ready':       clearAllBanners(); break;
    }
  },
});

Defaults & Behavior

| Behavior | Default | |----------|---------| | Retry | Disabled (maxAttempts: 1) | | Retryable errors | 429 (rate-limited), 5xx (server error) | | Non-retryable | 401/403 (auth-required) — never retried | | 429 delay | Respects Retry-After header (seconds or HTTP-date) | | Backoff | Exponential: min(maxDelay, baseDelay * 2^attempt + jitter) | | Stream formats | 'sse', 'ndjson', 'json' (auto-detected via detectFormat()) |

Stream End Classification

import { classifyStreamEnd } from '@nonoun/native-chat';

// Returns: 'complete' | 'partial' | 'error' | 'stopped'

| Reason | Meaning | |--------|---------| | complete | Server sent explicit done signal | | partial | Stream ended without completion (truncated) | | error | Transport or parse error | | stopped | Consumer aborted (user clicked stop) |

Use partial status on messages to offer a "Continue" action.


Message Actions

Messages show contextual action buttons (copy, regenerate, edit, feedback):

<n-chat-message role="assistant" actions="copy,regenerate,thumbs-up,thumbs-down">
  <n-chat-message-text>Hello!</n-chat-message-text>
</n-chat-message>

| Attribute | Values | Default | |-----------|--------|---------| | actions | Comma-separated action IDs, or "none" | Role-based defaults | | actions-style | 'icon' \| 'label' \| 'icon-label' | 'icon' | | actions-position | 'below' \| 'inside' | 'below' |

Listen for actions on any ancestor:

panel.addEventListener('native:message-action', (e) => {
  const { action, messageId } = e.detail;
  if (action === 'copy') navigator.clipboard.writeText(getMessageText(messageId));
});

Feed Virtualization

For long transcripts, enable virtual scrolling on the feed:

<n-chat-feed virtual virtual-item-height="80" virtual-overscan="5">
  <n-chat-messages>...</n-chat-messages>
</n-chat-feed>

Only visible items (plus overscan buffer) are rendered. The feed emits native:range-change with { start, end, total } as the viewport scrolls.


Exports

// Components
import {
  NChatPanel, NChatInput, NChatFeed, NChatMessage,
  NChatMessages, NChatMessageText, NChatMessageActivity,
  NChatAvatar, NChatMessageSeed, NChatMessageGenUI,
  NChatInputStructured,
} from '@nonoun/native-chat';

// Stream / Transport
import {
  createChatTransport, createChatStream,
  parseSSE, parseNDJSON, parseJSON, detectFormat,
  classifyHttpError, classifyStreamEnd, backoffDelay,
} from '@nonoun/native-chat';

// Types
import type {
  AutoFocusPolicy, ChatPanelOpenOptions, FocusComposerOptions,
  ChatTransportOptions, TransportState, TransportStatus, RetryOptions,
  ChatStreamEvent, ChatStreamChunk, StreamFormat, StreamEndReason,
} from '@nonoun/native-chat';

// Utilities
import { renderMarkdown, renderInline, sanitizeHtml } from '@nonoun/native-chat';

Starter Surface

Compose seed prompts and structured input into a starter card using the .n-chat-starter class. It harmonizes spacing between components — no custom CSS needed.

<n-card class="n-chat-starter">
  <n-body>
    <n-chat-message-seed></n-chat-message-seed>
    <n-chat-input-structured
      question="What would you like help with?"
      type="single">
    </n-chat-input-structured>
  </n-body>
</n-card>

Add compact for tighter spacing (sidebars, small cards):

<n-card class="n-chat-starter" compact>
  <n-body>
    <n-chat-message-seed></n-chat-message-seed>
    <n-chat-input-structured question="Quick start" type="single">
    </n-chat-input-structured>
  </n-body>
</n-card>

Starter Tokens

| Token | Default | Starter | Compact | |-------|---------|---------|---------| | --n-chat-seed-padding-inline | var(--n-chat-bubble-padding-inline) | 0 | 0 | | --n-chat-seed-padding-block | var(--n-space) | 0 | 0 | | --n-chat-seed-gap | var(--n-space) | (inherited) | space × 0.5 | | --n-chat-structured-padding | space × 3 | space × 2 | space × 1 | | --n-chat-structured-gap | space × 2 | space × 1 | space × 0.5 |


Astro Integration

See the Astro + native-chat-panel Playbook for the canonical Astro recipe: CSS load order, registration, event wiring, View Transitions, and troubleshooting.

Peer Dependency

Requires @nonoun/native-ui >= 0.6.0.

License

MIT