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@stainless-code/layers

v0.2.4

Published

Headless, UI-agnostic layer/stack manager for modal/dialog/drawer/popover/toast UI. Call a layer like an async function and await its response.

Readme

@stainless-code/layers

Modals are just async functions you forgot to await.

The zero-dependency, framework-agnostic core of Layers — the layer/stack engine every adapter wraps. State coordination, not UI ownership: it owns ordering, keys, transitions, blockers, and the await client.open(...) contract; you own rendering, focus, portals, and a11y.

bundle size

Experimental — the API may change between minor releases. Pin your version.

Install

bun add @stainless-code/layers

Peer: none. App developers install a framework adapter instead.

Taste

import {
  LayerClient,
  layerOptions,
  createLayer,
  createCallContext,
} from "@stainless-code/layers";

const client = new LayerClient();
const confirm = layerOptions<{ title: string }, boolean>({
  stack: "confirm",
  key: ["confirm", "remove"],
});

const c = createLayer(confirm, client);

const stack = client.getStack("confirm");
stack.subscribe(() => {
  for (const state of stack.getSnapshot()) {
    const call = createCallContext(stack, stack.getLayer(state.id)!, state);
    // render the layer; call.end(response) resolves `await c.open(...)`.
  }
});

const ok = await c.open({ title: "Remove?" });

Docs

Source on GitHub