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@schlessera/brain-ui-react

v0.6.2

Published

brain-kit chat-UI React components: chat surface, tool-call timeline, file browser, voice dictation, stores, and WebSocket transport

Downloads

1,153

Readme

@schlessera/brain-ui-react

The brain-kit chat UI as a React component library: chat surface with streaming transcript and tool-call timeline, file browser, voice dictation, share flows, zustand stores, and the WebSocket transport speaking the @schlessera/brain-ui-sdk protocol.

The deployment shell owns the document: index.html, the mount point, the Vite/PWA build, the service worker, and the theme entry. This package ships prebuilt JS + .d.ts plus its styles in two forms.

Usage

import {
  configureBrainUi,
  ConnectionGate,
  AppShell,
  ChatPage,
} from "@schlessera/brain-ui-react";

configureBrainUi({ appName: "Brain UI" }); // optional; defaults shown

export function App() {
  return (
    <ConnectionGate>
      <AppShell>
        <ChatPage />
      </AppShell>
    </ConnectionGate>
  );
}

Styles

Two ways to get the CSS, pick one:

  • Tailwind v4 build (recommended): import the source theme and let your build scan the package's components for the utilities they use:

    @import "tailwindcss";
    @import "@schlessera/brain-ui-react/theme.css";
    @source "../node_modules/@schlessera/brain-ui-react/src";
  • No Tailwind: import the precompiled stylesheet:

    import "@schlessera/brain-ui-react/styles.css";

Multi-session state

useChatStore keeps a transcript buffer per session plus a draft buffer for a not-yet-named conversation; frames from background sessions accumulate in their own buffers while another session is in view. activeChat(state) selects the buffer in view; anyStreaming(state) is the "something is running" signal (used e.g. to defer service-worker update reloads).

Registries

Tool renderers and ASR clients register at module load into the @schlessera/brain-ui-sdk/client registries (build-time composition — no runtime plugin loading).

Versioning

Versions in lockstep with all @schlessera/brain-* packages.