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@playrunner/openai

v0.1.4

Published

OpenAI integration package for Playrunner.

Readme

@playrunner/openai

OpenAI model execution and structured output for Playrunner workflows.

npm version

View source on GitHub

Install

npm install @playrunner/openai

Add the package as a direct production dependency of the Playrunner frontend, API, and orchestrator. Each build discovers the contribution declared for its surface.

Package surfaces

  • @playrunner/openai exports the OpenAI integration, theme-adaptive icon, configuration panel, and settings UI.
  • @playrunner/openai/api exports the API contribution mounted at /api/openai.
  • @playrunner/openai/orchestrator exports the OpenAI Responses API executor.
  • @playrunner/openai/e2e exports the package-owned E2E contribution.
  • @playrunner/openai/assets/openai.svg exports the package-owned icon asset.
import openaiIntegration, {
  OpenAIConfigPanel,
  OpenAIIcon,
  OpenAISettingsModal,
} from '@playrunner/openai';
import openaiApiContribution from '@playrunner/openai/api';
import openaiOrchestratorContribution from '@playrunner/openai/orchestrator';

Testing

Run the package checks and unit tests from the repository root:

npm run format:check --prefix packages/openai
npm run lint --prefix packages/openai
npm run typecheck --prefix packages/openai
npm test --prefix packages/openai
npm run test:e2e:mock -- --grep @openai

The E2E scenario connects, reloads, and disconnects an OpenAI API key. It runs in deterministic mock mode through the shared Playrunner browser harness, which uses the real frontend, API, authentication, and dedicated E2E database. No OpenAI credentials or live API requests are required.

Documentation

See the OpenAI integration documentation for API-key setup, node configuration, outputs, exports, and Playrunner build integration.

License

Licensed under the Playrunner Sustainable Use License.