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@uthana/react

v0.3.0

Published

React and react-query hooks for the Uthana API

Readme

@uthana/react

React components and TanStack Query hooks for the Uthana API: motions, characters, text-to-motion, video-to-motion, jobs, and org helpers.

📖 API documentation

The underlying HTTP/GraphQL client is @uthana/client.

Install

npm install @uthana/react @uthana/client @tanstack/react-query graffle graphql react
  • react — peer dependency (>= 18).
  • @uthana/client, graffle, and graphql — required alongside this package (versions should match your app; align @uthana/client with the range expected by @uthana/react).

API key

Create an account at uthana.com, then copy your API key from account settings.

Quick start

Wrap your app with UthanaProvider (it sets up QueryClientProvider if you do not pass a queryClient):

import { UthanaProvider, useUthanaMotions, useUthanaTtm } from "@uthana/react";

function App() {
  return (
    <UthanaProvider apiKey={process.env.UTHANA_API_KEY!}>
      <Dashboard />
    </UthanaProvider>
  );
}

function Dashboard() {
  const { motions } = useUthanaMotions();
  const ttm = useUthanaTtm();

  return (
    <div>
      <button onClick={() => ttm.mutate({ prompt: "a person walking" })}>Generate</button>
      <ul>
        {motions?.map((m) => (
          <li key={m.id}>{m.name}</li>
        ))}
      </ul>
    </div>
  );
}

Already using react-query?

Pass your QueryClient into UthanaProvider and keep your existing QueryClientProvider — see the monorepo README for patterns (shared client, singleton createUthanaClient, manual QueryClient configuration).

Vanilla / non-React usage

Use @uthana/client only.

Hooks overview

| Hook | Use | | -------------------------------- | -------------------- | | useUthanaMotions | List motions | | useUthanaMotion | Single motion | | useUthanaLocomotionStyles | Locomotion style IDs | | useUthanaCreateLocomotion | Locomotion mutation | | useUthanaTtm / useUthanaVtm | TTM / VTM jobs | | useUthanaCharacters | Characters | | useUthanaJobs / useUthanaJob | Jobs | | useUthanaUser / useUthanaOrg | User / org |

Full table and examples: monorepo README — React hooks.

Direct client access

import { useUthanaClient } from "@uthana/react";
import { getUthanaClient, createUthanaClient } from "@uthana/react";

See the monorepo README section “Accessing the client directly”.

More examples

The Uthana JS/TS monorepo README has end-to-end snippets for characters, motions, jobs, errors, and development tooling.