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@sbtools/ui-web

v0.9.0

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Shared React UI renderer package for supabase-tools web pages.

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@sbtools/ui-web

Shared UI package for supabase-tools — SSR page renderers and the Vite-built React dashboard SPA.

Installation

npm install @sbtools/ui-web

What's Included

SSR Renderers

Server-side page renderers used by plugin CLI commands to generate standalone HTML files:

  • renderDepgraphPage — Interactive dependency graph (sbt depgraph --html)
  • renderFrontendUsagePage — Frontend SDK usage report (sbt frontend-usage)
  • renderMigrationAuditPage — Migration audit report (sbt migration-audit)
  • renderMigrationDetailPage — Per-migration detail pages
  • renderLogsViewerPage — Live log viewer (sbt logs viewer)
  • renderMigrationStudioPage — Migration authoring UI (sbt migration-studio)
  • renderRawDocument — Base HTML document shell

Dashboard SPA

A Vite-built React single-page application served by sbt dashboard:

  • App shell with sidebar navigation and dark mode toggle
  • Shared components: StatCard, Badge, SearchInput, CodeBlock, DataTable, CardGrid, GenericSection
  • Plugin-driven pages rendered from DashboardSectionDef JSON config
  • Design tokens with automatic light/dark mode (tokens.css)

The dashboard is bundled into @sbtools/core during build — consumers don't need to install this package directly.

Usage

import { renderDepgraphPage, renderRawDocument } from "@sbtools/ui-web";

Development

To run the dashboard SPA with Vite HMR:

  1. Start the dashboard backend (serves API and static assets on port 3400):

    sbt dashboard

  2. Generate atlas data (required for /api/atlas-data):

    sbt generate-atlas

  3. Run Vite dev server with API proxy:

    npm run dev

    Or from repo root: npm run dashboard:dev

    The UI runs at http://localhost:5173. API calls to /api/* are proxied to the backend at http://127.0.0.1:3400.

    Set DASHBOARD_API_PORT if the backend runs on a different port.

Dependencies

  • react, react-dom — Used for renderToStaticMarkup in SSR renderers
  • vite, @vitejs/plugin-react — Dev dependencies for dashboard build