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@remote-widgets/render

v0.0.6

Published

Remote Components for React - Render react components from a URL

Readme

Remote Widgets

Remote Widgets allows you to dynamically render react components from a URL during runtime.

<RemoteRender
    url="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Marvinified/remote-widgets/refs/heads/main/cli/sample/built/EmailPreview.js"
    subject="Important Meeting"
    sender="[email protected]"
    preview="Let's discuss the project updates..."
/>

Remote Widget consist of two packages to enable rendering remote components:

  • @remote-widget/build: A build tool to compile your own widget components for distribution
  • @remote-widget/render: A runtime package to render the compiled widgets

Quick Start

  1. Installation

    yarn add @remote-widget/render
  2. Render a remote widget

    You can render any of the prebuilt widgets in cli/sample/built.

    import { RemoteRender } from '@remote-widgets/render'
    
    <RemoteRender
        url="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Marvinified/remote-widgets/refs/heads/main/cli/sample/built/EmailPreview.js"
        subject="Important Meeting"
        sender="[email protected]"
        preview="Let's discuss the project updates..."
    />

    You can find the corresponding jsx code in cli/sample/widgets

Building your own Widgets

  1. Create your standalone react component

    // src/EmailPreview.tsx
    
    import React from 'react'
    
    interface EmailPreviewProps {
        subject: string;
        sender: string;
        preview: string;
    }
    
    const EmailPreview: React.FC<EmailPreviewProps> = ({
        subject,
        sender,
        preview,
    }) => {
        return (
            <div
                className="email-preview"
                style={{
                    padding: '1rem',
                    border: '1px solid #eee',
                    borderRadius: '4px',
                }}
            >
                <h3 style={{ margin: '0 0 0.5rem' }}>{subject}</h3>
                <div style={{ color: '#666' }}>{sender}</div>
                <p style={{ margin: '0.5rem 0' }}>{preview}</p>
            </div>
        )
    }
    
    export default EmailPreview
  2. Build your compoent as a remote widget

    npx @remote-widgets/build src/EmailPreview.tsx

    Component is built into ./dist/widgets/Email/EmailPreview

  3. Serve your components

    Locally you can serve your remote component using serve or any local live server you wish.

    npx serve ./dist/widgets --cors

    Note: your componentsa will not load if there are cors issues from the hosting server.

    In production, you can host the files on vercel or similar service as static files.

  4. Render your Component

    <RemoteRender
        url="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Marvinified/remote-widgets/refs/heads/main/cli/sample/built/EmailPreview.js"
        subject="Important Meeting"
        sender="[email protected]"
        preview="Let's discuss the project updates..."
    />

Build Options

  • Multi Component Build: You can use a glob pattern instead of a file name - npx @remote-widgets/build "src/**/widgets/*.tsx"

  • Custom Output Directory: You set a custom output dir when you set a input pattern - npx @remote-widgets/build "src/**/widgets/*.tsx" "./new_dir"

  • Watch: Watch for file changes and rebuild component usine --watch flag, useful for development - npx @remote-widgets/build "src/**/widget/*.tsx" --watch

Styling Components

  • [] TODO (support for css/tailwind)