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@openuidev/react-lang

v0.1.3

Published

Define component libraries, generate LLM system prompts, and render streaming OpenUI Lang output in React — the core runtime for OpenUI generative UI

Readme

@openuidev/react-lang

Core runtime for OpenUI — define component libraries, generate model prompts, and render structured UI from streaming LLM output.

npm npm downloads License: MIT

Install

npm install @openuidev/react-lang
# or
pnpm add @openuidev/react-lang

Peer dependencies: react >=19.0.0

Overview

@openuidev/react-lang provides three core capabilities:

  1. Define components — Use defineComponent and createLibrary to declare what the model is allowed to generate, with typed props via Zod schemas.
  2. Generate prompts — Call library.prompt() to produce a system prompt that instructs the model how to emit OpenUI Lang output.
  3. Render output — Use <Renderer> to parse and progressively render streamed OpenUI Lang into React components.

Quick Start

1. Define a component

import { defineComponent } from "@openuidev/react-lang";
import { z } from "zod";

const Greeting = defineComponent({
  name: "Greeting",
  description: "Displays a greeting message",
  props: z.object({
    name: z.string().describe("The person's name"),
    mood: z.enum(["happy", "excited"]).optional().describe("Tone of the greeting"),
  }),
  component: ({ name, mood }) => (
    <div className={mood === "excited" ? "text-xl font-bold" : ""}>
      Hello, {name}!
    </div>
  ),
});

2. Create a library

import { createLibrary } from "@openuidev/react-lang";

const library = createLibrary({
  components: [Greeting, Card, Table /* ... */],
  root: "Card", // optional default root component
});

3. Generate a system prompt

const systemPrompt = library.prompt({
  preamble: "You are a helpful assistant.",
  additionalRules: ["Always greet the user by name."],
  examples: ["<Greeting name='Alice' mood='happy' />"],
});

4. Render streamed output

import { Renderer } from "@openuidev/react-lang";

function AssistantMessage({ response, isStreaming }) {
  return (
    <Renderer
      response={response}
      library={library}
      isStreaming={isStreaming}
      onAction={(event) => console.log("Action:", event)}
    />
  );
}

API Reference

Component Definition

| Export | Description | | :--- | :--- | | defineComponent(config) | Define a single component with a name, Zod props schema, description, and React renderer | | createLibrary(definition) | Create a library from an array of defined components |

Rendering

| Export | Description | | :--- | :--- | | Renderer | React component that parses and renders OpenUI Lang output |

RendererProps:

| Prop | Type | Description | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | response | string \| null | Raw OpenUI Lang text from the model | | library | Library | Component library from createLibrary() | | isStreaming | boolean | Whether the model is still streaming (disables form interactions) | | onAction | (event: ActionEvent) => void | Callback when a component triggers an action | | onStateUpdate | (state: Record<string, any>) => void | Callback when form field values change | | initialState | Record<string, any> | Initial form state for hydration | | onParseResult | (result: ParseResult \| null) => void | Callback when the parse result changes |

Parser (Server-Side)

| Export | Description | | :--- | :--- | | createParser(library) | Create a one-shot parser for complete OpenUI Lang text | | createStreamingParser(library) | Create an incremental parser for streaming input |

Context Hooks

Use these inside component renderers to interact with the rendering context:

| Hook | Description | | :--- | :--- | | useIsStreaming() | Whether the model is still streaming | | useRenderNode() | Render child element nodes | | useTriggerAction() | Trigger an action event | | useGetFieldValue() | Get a form field's current value | | useSetFieldValue() | Set a form field's value | | useSetDefaultValue() | Set a field's default value | | useFormName() | Get the current form's name |

Form Validation

| Export | Description | | :--- | :--- | | useFormValidation() | Access form validation state | | useCreateFormValidation() | Create a form validation context | | validate(value, rules) | Run validation rules against a value | | builtInValidators | Built-in validators (required, email, min, max, etc.) |

Types

import type {
  Library,
  LibraryDefinition,
  DefinedComponent,
  ComponentRenderer,
  ComponentRenderProps,
  ComponentGroup,
  PromptOptions,
  RendererProps,
  ActionEvent,
  ElementNode,
  ParseResult,
  LibraryJSONSchema,
} from "@openuidev/react-lang";

JSON Schema Output

Libraries can also produce a JSON Schema representation of their components:

const schema = library.toJSONSchema();
// schema.$defs["Card"]     → { properties: {...}, required: [...] }
// schema.$defs["Greeting"] → { properties: {...}, required: [...] }

Documentation

Full documentation, guides, and the language specification are available at openui.com.

License

MIT