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@oscli-dev/react

v0.1.1

Published

React components for oscli demos and interactive CLI previews.

Readme

@oscli-dev/react

React components for oscli demos and previews.

@oscli-dev/react lets you render an animated CLI walkthrough from the same createCLI() instance you use in the terminal. It works well for docs sites, landing pages, and onboarding flows.

Install

Install the React package alongside the core CLI package.

npm install @oscli-dev/react @oscli-dev/oscli

You also need react 18 or newer.

Quick start

Pass your CLI instance to OscliDemo, and give the parent container a fixed height.

import { OscliDemo } from "@oscli-dev/react";
import { cli } from "./cli";

export function Demo() {
  return (
    <div style={{ height: 320 }}>
      <OscliDemo cli={cli} />
    </div>
  );
}

Common props

Use these props most often.

| Prop | What it does | | --- | --- | | cli | Uses the CLI instance returned by createCLI(). | | speed | Applies the built-in "slow", "normal", or "fast" preset. | | timing | Sets exact delays for typing and prompt transitions. | | forcedAnswers | Pins some generated answers while keeping replay enabled. | | inputs | Uses fixed inputs and disables auto-replay. | | theme | Switches between "dark" and "light". | | fade | Turns replay fading on, off, or sets a custom duration. | | replayDelay | Controls the pause before the next replay. | | className, style, onRunComplete | Control presentation and lifecycle hooks. |

Deterministic runs

Use inputs when you want the same sequence every time. Use forcedAnswers when you want replay to continue, but keep some answers stable.

<OscliDemo
  cli={cli}
  inputs={{
    project: "my-app",
    framework: "next",
    approved: true,
  }}
/>

Docs

Read these pages next.