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@walkrstudio/studio

v0.5.2

Published

a month ago

Visual timeline editor and live preview for Walkr walkthroughs.

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@walkr/studio

Visual timeline editor and live preview for Walkr walkthroughs.

Studio is the React-based frontend launched by walkr dev. It provides an interactive environment where you can preview your walkthrough, scrub through the timeline, adjust step durations, and reorder steps — all with live reload when you edit the source script.

Features

Live preview — Renders the walkthrough inside an iframe using @walkrstudio/engine.
Timeline visualization — Horizontal step blocks colored by step type with a draggable playhead.
Playback controls — Play, pause, step forward/back, reset, and loop.
Step editing — Click a step to edit its options (coordinates, selectors, durations, easing, colors).
Resize handles — Drag step edges to adjust duration visually.
Drag-to-reorder — Rearrange steps by dragging them on the timeline.
Hot reload — Script changes are picked up automatically via Vite HMR.

Usage

Studio is not installed directly. It is started through the CLI:

npx walkr dev demo.ts

This serves the Studio UI on http://localhost:5174 and opens it in your browser. Your walkthrough script is loaded as JSON and fed into the engine for live playback.

Tech stack

React 18
Vite 6
@walkrstudio/core + @walkrstudio/engine

This package is private and not published to npm.