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@openparachute/notes-ui

v0.1.6

Published

Parachute Notes UI bundle — the SPA installed under parachute-surface as the canonical first app. No daemon, no module surface; just the built dist/.

Readme

@openparachute/notes-ui

The Parachute Notes UI bundle, packaged for installation under parachute-surface.

What's in the box

dist/ is the Vite-built SPA. The package ships nothing else of substance — no node entrypoint, no bin, no daemon. The bundle is mount-path-agnostic when built with VITE_BASE_PATH=/surface/notes/ (or any other path under parachute-surface's /surface/<name>/ convention) and consumes the runtime tenancy contract (<meta name="parachute-mount">, <meta name="parachute-hub">) at boot.

Install via parachute-surface

parachute-surface add @openparachute/notes-ui --name notes --path /surface/notes

parachute-surface fetches this package from npm, unpacks dist/, and serves it under the declared mount path. OAuth DCR + hub-issued bearers + the standard scopes wiring all flow through parachute-surface's bootstrap. See parachute-patterns/patterns/runtime-tenancy-contract.md for how the host hands runtime config to the bundle.

History

The legacy module-shaped wrapper @openparachute/notes (in the now-archived parachute-notes repo) installed via parachute install notes. It shipped the same bundle during the notes migration arc but has been deprecated; hub redirects /notes/*/surface/notes/* for backwards compat. See the parachute-surface design doc §16 for the migration arc.

Source

Notes' source — components, hooks, vault client, sync engine, PWA — lives in src/. Run the dev server with bun run dev; tests with bunx vitest run.