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@principal-ai/principal-view-react

v0.7.9

Published

React components for graph-based principal view framework

Downloads

4,630

Readme

@principal-ai/visual-validation-react

React UI component library for the Visual Validation Framework.

This library provides building blocks for creating graph visualization applications. The actual "panel" application should be built separately using these components.

Features

  • 🎨 GraphRenderer - Interactive graph visualization with @xyflow/react
    • Custom node shapes (circle, rectangle, hexagon, diamond)
    • State-based node styling
    • Animated and styled edges
    • Auto-layout algorithms (hierarchical, circular)
    • Zoom, pan, drag interactions
    • Minimap and controls
  • 📝 EventLog - Event log component (coming soon)
  • 📊 MetricsDashboard - Metrics dashboard component (coming soon)
  • 🎭 CustomNode / CustomEdge - Configurable xyflow renderers

Installation

npm install @principal-ai/visual-validation-react
# or
bun add @principal-ai/visual-validation-react

Peer Dependencies

{
  "react": "^18.0.0 || ^19.0.0",
  "react-dom": "^18.0.0 || ^19.0.0"
}

Usage

These are building block components. You compose them to build your panel application:

import { GraphRenderer, EventLog, MetricsDashboard } from '@principal-ai/visual-validation-react';
import { EventProcessor } from '@principal-ai/visual-validation-core';
import type { GraphConfiguration } from '@principal-ai/visual-validation-core';

const config: GraphConfiguration = {
  // ... your configuration
};

function MyPanel() {
  const processor = new EventProcessor(config);
  const state = processor.getGraphState();
  const events = processor.getEventHistory();

  return (
    <div style={{ display: 'grid', gridTemplateColumns: '2fr 1fr' }}>
      <GraphRenderer
        configuration={config}
        nodes={Array.from(state.nodes.values())}
        edges={Array.from(state.edges.values())}
      />
      <div>
        <MetricsDashboard metrics={/* ... */} />
        <EventLog events={events} />
      </div>
    </div>
  );
}

Building a Complete Panel: For a complete panel application with all features (playback controls, filters, etc.), you should create a separate project using a panel starter template and compose these components together.

Documentation

Comprehensive guides with Mermaid diagrams:

Or browse the full documentation index.

Storybook

Interactive component examples:

bun run storybook

Status

Alpha - Core placeholder implemented. Full visualization features coming soon.

TODO

  • ✅ Integrate xyflow for graph visualization
  • ✅ Implement node renderers with shapes and states
  • ✅ Implement edge renderers with styles and animations
  • ✅ Add auto-layout algorithms
  • 🔲 Build event log panel with filtering
  • 🔲 Build metrics dashboard with charts
  • ✅ Add Storybook stories

License

MIT