@pwfabric/runtime

The engine that renders a surface: the React surface and block renderers, data binding, forms, entities, connectors, routing, SEO, state and the capability kernel. It re-exports @pwfabric/contracts.

Install

pnpm add @pwfabric/runtime zod@3 react react-dom

ESM only: import it from an ES module ("type": "module" or .mjs). Node 22+. Peers: react and react-dom 18 or 19; next 14–16 only if you use the Next.js image adapter.

Main exports

| Export | What it is | |--------|------------| | everything from @pwfabric/contracts | Re-exported | | BlockSurfaceRenderer, DataBoundSurfaceRenderer, BlockRenderer, BlockErrorBoundary | Render a surface and its blocks | | createFabric, FabricKernel, createRegistry, createEventBus | The capability kernel | | useSurfaceEvents, useSurfaceId, useSurfaceConnections, useEntitlements | Hooks for block components | | binding, forms, entity, connector, routing, SEO, state and cache APIs | Re-exported from their modules | | DefaultImageAdapter, NextImageAdapter | Image adapters |

Entry points

| Import | Contents | |--------|----------| | @pwfabric/runtime | Everything above | | @pwfabric/runtime/adapters | Image adapters (DefaultImageAdapter, NextImageAdapter) | | @pwfabric/runtime/capability | The platform capability catalogue and lookups | | @pwfabric/runtime/blocks | Block registry, component types, composition rules | | @pwfabric/runtime/auth | Auth providers (createAuthProvider, ApiKeyAuthProvider, MsalAuthProvider) | | @pwfabric/runtime/data | DataService, createDataService and the data capability provider | | @pwfabric/runtime/blocks/* | One module of blocks/, e.g. @pwfabric/runtime/blocks/hooks | | @pwfabric/runtime/render/* | One module of render/, e.g. @pwfabric/runtime/render/renderer |

Licence

Business Source License 1.1 — see LICENSE. Use it, change it, and host what you build with it, for yourself or your own customers; do not offer PWFabric itself as a service. Each version becomes Apache-2.0 on the Change Date in LICENSE. See licensing.

Part of PWFabric — the engine that renders an app. Source: github.com/pwfabric/pwfabric.