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@nubbin/studio

v0.6.0

Published

Headless contracts, transports, and HTTP boundaries for a self-hosted Nubbin Studio.

Readme

@nubbin/studio

The headless contracts and operations for a self-hosted Nubbin Studio. It supplies editor projections, HTTP transports, request handlers, status state, and publish operations without depending on React, Puck, or a host framework.

createStudioHttpClient() supplies the draft, route, publish, history, and rollback transport. It defaults to same-origin endpoints. Pass baseUrl for a separately hosted Studio, or a wrapped fetch to attach the host's credentials, authorization headers, tracing, and retry policy. Draft saves carry an opaque expected revision. Studio retains the shared base locally. A host atomically compares the revision and returns either the next revision or its current draft; transport and storage choices do not change the conflict contract.

npm install @nubbin/studio

Use this package alone to build a custom interface. Install @nubbin/studio-ui when you want Nubbin's supplied React editor layer. The application hosting Studio owns whether and how to add authentication and authorization, plus networking, storage, and deployment. Nubbin owns the editor contract and compile-and-publish behavior. MIT.

Prove a draft host

Import the executable contract from the optional testing entry in a Vitest file. The factory returns fresh host state for every case; Nubbin does not need to know where that state lives.

import { runDraftSaveContract } from "@nubbin/studio/testing";

runDraftSaveContract("postgres", async () => {
  const seeded = await seedDraft();
  return {
    saveDraft,
    route: seeded.route,
    missingRoute: "/not-held",
    version: seeded.version,
    revision: seeded.revision,
  };
});

The suite checks revision chaining, stale-write refusal, missing-document outcomes, and atomic competition between two writers. It tests the behavior of the callback, not its database, transport, identity model, or deployment.