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@renderify/core

v0.6.0

Published

The core module for Renderify

Readme

@renderify/core

Node CI npm license

Core orchestration layer for Renderify.

@renderify/core wires together config, context, LLM, code generation, runtime execution, security checks, and UI rendering via RenderifyApp.

Install

pnpm add @renderify/core @renderify/runtime @renderify/security @renderify/llm
# or
npm i @renderify/core @renderify/runtime @renderify/security @renderify/llm

Main API

  • createRenderifyApp(deps)
  • RenderifyApp
  • PolicyRejectionError
  • renderPrompt() / renderPromptStream() / renderPlan()

The package also re-exports core interfaces from api-integration, codegen, config, context, customization, llm-interpreter, performance, security, and ui.

Quick Start

import {
  createRenderifyApp,
  DefaultApiIntegration,
  DefaultCodeGenerator,
  DefaultContextManager,
  DefaultCustomizationEngine,
  DefaultPerformanceOptimizer,
  DefaultRenderifyConfig,
  DefaultUIRenderer,
} from "@renderify/core";
import { createLLMInterpreter } from "@renderify/llm";
import { DefaultRuntimeManager, JspmModuleLoader } from "@renderify/runtime";
import { DefaultSecurityChecker } from "@renderify/security";

const app = createRenderifyApp({
  config: new DefaultRenderifyConfig(),
  context: new DefaultContextManager(),
  llm: createLLMInterpreter({ provider: "openai" }),
  codegen: new DefaultCodeGenerator(),
  runtime: new DefaultRuntimeManager({ moduleLoader: new JspmModuleLoader() }),
  security: new DefaultSecurityChecker(),
  performance: new DefaultPerformanceOptimizer(),
  ui: new DefaultUIRenderer(),
  apiIntegration: new DefaultApiIntegration(),
  customization: new DefaultCustomizationEngine(),
});

await app.start();
const result = await app.renderPrompt("build a small dashboard");
console.log(result.html);
await app.stop();

Streaming

Use renderPromptStream() for progressive updates from LLM output to UI preview chunks.

Framework Adapter Plugins

@renderify/core now exports framework adapter plugins for Vue/Svelte/Solid:

  • createVueAdapterPlugin()
  • createSvelteAdapterPlugin()
  • createSolidAdapterPlugin()

They do three things in the pipeline:

  1. Enrich beforeLLM prompt instructions with framework-specific adapter hints.
  2. Normalize framework code fences (vue, svelte, solid-js) to tsx in beforeCodeGen.
  3. Annotate plan metadata and force JSX source runtime to preact in afterCodeGen.
import {
  DefaultCustomizationEngine,
  createVueAdapterPlugin,
} from "@renderify/core";

const customization = new DefaultCustomizationEngine();
customization.registerPlugin(createVueAdapterPlugin());

Docs

  • ../../docs/architecture.md
  • ../../docs/runtime-execution.md
  • ../../docs/browser-integration.md