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@openuidev/browser-bundle

v0.1.0

Published

Prebuilt IIFE browser bundle of @openuidev/react-lang + @openuidev/react-ui for iframe, CDN, and no-build-pipeline embedding (Open WebUI tools, chatbots, widgets, etc.)

Downloads

183

Readme

@openuidev/browser-bundle

Prebuilt IIFE browser bundle of @openuidev/react-lang + @openuidev/react-ui plus all their runtime dependencies (React, ReactDOM, Radix, Recharts, date-fns, react-markdown, etc.) in a single file, plus a combined stylesheet.

Intended for iframe, CDN, and no-build-pipeline contexts where ESM/CJS module resolution isn't available and you just want a <script> tag that gives you the OpenUI renderer and component library.

Example consumers:

  • Open WebUI tool plugins that inject sandboxed HTML via HTMLResponse
  • Embeddable chat widgets on static sites
  • Quick demos and CodePen-style prototypes

For any build-pipeline project, use @openuidev/react-lang and @openuidev/react-ui directly.

Install

You almost certainly want to use the CDN — that's the point of this package. jsDelivr and unpkg both auto-publish from npm:

<link
  rel="stylesheet"
  href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@openuidev/[email protected]/dist/openui-styles.css"
/>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@openuidev/[email protected]/dist/openui-bundle.min.js"></script>

Public API

The bundle attaches a single global:

window.__OpenUI = {
  React,              // react
  createRoot,         // react-dom/client
  Renderer,           // @openuidev/react-lang
  openuiChatLibrary,  // @openuidev/react-ui/genui-lib
};

This shape is a stable public contract. Any change to the keys or their exported values is considered breaking and bumps the major version of this package.

Usage

<div id="root"></div>
<script>
  const { React, createRoot, Renderer, openuiChatLibrary } = window.__OpenUI;
  const { library, schema } = openuiChatLibrary;

  const openuiLangCode = "..."; // from your LLM / backend

  createRoot(document.getElementById("root")).render(
    React.createElement(Renderer, { code: openuiLangCode, library, schema }),
  );
</script>

Size

  • openui-bundle.min.js — ~2.2 MB raw / ~650 KB gzipped
  • openui-styles.css — ~150 KB raw

All dependencies are inlined; there are no runtime fetches beyond the two files above.

Rebuilding locally

pnpm install
pnpm --filter @openuidev/browser-bundle build

This produces dist/openui-bundle.min.js and dist/openui-styles.css.