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@stormeoio/react

v0.1.4

Published

Storm Stack React bindings — dynamic nav, routes, and manifest from plugins

Readme

@stormeoio/react

React bindings for Storm Stack applications: manifest-driven navigation, dynamic routes, settings UI, and an all-in-one app shell.

Installation

npm install @stormeoio/react

Peer dependencies:

npm install @stormeoio/core react react-dom @tanstack/react-query wouter

Usage

import { StormApp, createComponentMapFromGlob } from "@stormeoio/react";
import { lazy } from "react";
import { LoginPage } from "./pages/LoginPage";
import { DashboardPage } from "./pages/DashboardPage";

const components = createComponentMapFromGlob({
  ContactsPage: lazy(() => import("./pages/ContactsPage")),
  TicketsPage: lazy(() => import("./pages/TicketsPage")),
});

export function App() {
  return (
    <StormApp
      components={components}
      appName="Storm App"
      loginComponent={LoginPage}
      dashboardComponent={DashboardPage}
    />
  );
}

By default, StormApp reads the plugin manifest from /api/storm/manifest and the current user from /api/auth/me.

StormAdmin expects the server to inject an explicit requireAdmin policy into bootstrapPlugins. Its Configuration and Events tabs keep their loading state until protected data succeeds, show a reconnect message for 401, an access denied message for 403, and the server error for other HTTP failures. Forms are not mounted from schema defaults when protected configuration failed to load.

Main exports

| Export | Description | |--------|-------------| | StormApp | Query provider, Storm provider, auth guard, layout, and dynamic router | | StormProvider | Manifest and user session context provider | | StormLayout | Sidebar layout powered by plugin nav items | | StormRouter | Dynamic route renderer for plugin manifests | | StormAdmin | Plugin catalog, settings, and admin surfaces | | StormSettings | Generated settings panels | | createPluginLoader | Helper for lazy plugin component maps | | createComponentMapFromGlob | Helper for Vite-style component maps | | useStorm | Access manifest, user, loading state, and component map | | useStormManifest | Fetch /api/storm/manifest with TanStack Query |

License

MIT