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@pmcollab/coworkstream-details-hr

v5.0.0

Published

Fork-friendly HR templates for @pmcollab/coworkstream — hiring pipeline + 8 offboarding categories. Designed to be copied into your codebase and renamed to your taxonomy.

Readme

@pmcollab/coworkstream-details-hr

Fork-friendly HR templates for @pmcollab/coworkstream: hiring pipeline plus 8 offboarding categories.

These are starting templates, not stable APIs. Almost every customer should fork them.

What's included

| Component | Category | Renders | |---|---|---| | HiringDetails | hiring | Pipeline stages, candidate count, agent autonomy, role template | | ResignationDetails | resignation | Notice period, last day, transition checklist | | TerminationDetails | termination | Termination type, severance, blocker tasks | | KnowledgeTransferDetails | knowledge-transfer | KT areas, recipients, completion | | AccessRevocationDetails | access-revocation | System list, revocation status, exceptions | | EquipmentRecoveryDetails | equipment-recovery | Asset list, return logistics | | ExitProcessDetails | exit-process | Exit interview, signed paperwork | | TeamRebalanceDetails | team-rebalance | Workload reassignment to teammates | | LegalHoldDetails | legal-hold | Hold reason, retention period, custodian list |

Plus default taxonomy data:

import {
  HIRING_STAGE_ORDER, ROLE_TEMPLATES, AVAILABLE_AGENTS, AUTONOMY_LEVELS,
  OFFBOARDING_TYPES, ASSET_TYPES, KNOWLEDGE_TRANSFER_AREAS,
} from '@pmcollab/coworkstream-details-hr'

Install

npm install @pmcollab/coworkstream-details-hr

Use as-is (evaluation only)

import { WorkStream } from '@pmcollab/coworkstream'
import {
  HiringDetails, ResignationDetails, /* ... */
} from '@pmcollab/coworkstream-details-hr'

const renderDetails = (item) => {
  switch (item.category) {
    case 'hiring':              return <HiringDetails item={item} />
    case 'resignation':         return <ResignationDetails item={item} />
    case 'termination':         return <TerminationDetails item={item} />
    // ...
    default:                    return null
  }
}

<WorkStream items={items} renderDetails={renderDetails} />

This works for evaluation. Interactive bits are no-ops because no stores are wired.

Fork them

See FORKING.md. Recommended pattern:

  1. Copy the components you want into src/components/hr/Contoso*.jsx.
  2. Replace from './_fork-stubs' imports with your real stores/toast.
  3. Replace _fork-data-onboarding.js / _fork-data-offboarding.js with your company's hiring stages, role templates, and offboarding terminology.
  4. Rename exports (HiringDetailsContosoNewHire).
  5. Wire your forked components into renderDetails and stop importing from this package.

You now own them. We can change anything in the next major; your fork is safe.

Why fork-only and not "just use the package"?

HR is the most domain-specific surface in any product. Our hiring pipeline has 7 stages because that's what the host modeled; yours might have 4 or 12. Our offboarding flow includes legal hold, knowledge transfer, asset recovery, etc., in a specific order — you might bundle differently. Trying to make a single package serve every HR taxonomy via props is a path to a 200-prop component nobody understands.

The fork model gives you:

  • A working starting point so you don't design from blank
  • Full control over what stays and goes
  • Stability — your fork doesn't move when we ship v0.2

License

Commercial. See LICENSE in the repository root.