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@open-hax/uxx-reagent

v0.1.0

Published

Reagent companion package for @open-hax/uxx

Readme

@open-hax/uxx-reagent

Reagent binding for the Open Hax UI kit.

Status

This package now mirrors the public React component surface by wrapping the canonical React build in ../dist/.

That gives Reagent consumers access to the same exported component inventory without maintaining a second independent implementation.

Import

(ns app.ui
  (:require [devel.ui.core :as ui]))

Props and children

The wrapper layer normalizes idiomatic CLJS input to React props:

  • kebab-case prop keys become camelCase where React expects it
  • :class becomes className
  • data-* and aria-* props stay dashed
  • keyword enum values become strings
  • Hiccup children and Hiccup-in-props nodes are converted to React elements

Example

(ns app.core
  (:require [devel.ui.core :as ui]))

(defn shell []
  [ui/theme-provider {:theme :night-owl}
   [ui/toast-provider {:position :top-right}
    [ui/card {:title "Agent console"}
     [ui/status-chip-stack
      {:items [{:label "ready" :tone :success}
               {:label "synced" :tone :info}]}]
     [ui/button {:variant :primary} "Launch"]
     [ui/markdown {:content "# Hello from Reagent"}]]]])

Public surface

Providers

  • theme-provider
  • toast-provider

Hooks and helpers

Advanced consumers can also reach through to the React hooks and helpers:

  • use-toast
  • use-adapter
  • use-uxx-theme
  • use-resolved-theme
  • use-theme-name
  • paginate-items
  • calculate-total-pages

Normal React hook rules still apply.

Components

  • button, badge, spinner, card, card-header, card-body, card-footer, modal, modal-header, modal-body, modal-footer, tooltip, input, select, textarea, progress
  • resizable-pane, which-key-popup, inspector-pane, context-section, pinned-tabs-bar, permission-card, prompt-card, permission-prompts, react-reagent-seam, command-palette, chat, toast, file-tree, tabs
  • searchable-select, collapsible-panel, key-value-section, surface-hero, panel-header, metric-tile, metric-tile-grid, filter-toolbar, action-strip, status-chip-stack, data-table-shell, pagination
  • feed, markdown, code-block, diff-viewer, markdown-editor, rich-text-editor

Build

cd orgs/open-hax/uxx
npm run build
cd reagent
npm run build

Watch

cd orgs/open-hax/uxx/reagent
npm run watch

Notes

  • The React package remains the canonical implementation.
  • This package intentionally prioritizes parity and documentation clarity over divergent custom rendering.
  • React-only compositions like EntityCard are still not exposed here until explicit wrapper support is added.

See ../docs/framework-parity.md for the detailed matrix.

License

LGPL-3.0-or-later