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@websitekit/react

v0.1.1

Published

React bindings for websitekit — <Slot>, useSlot, useBuy and the default buy dialog.

Readme

@websitekit/react

React bindings for websitekit — render a page whose regions are individually owned, priced and tradeable on chain.

npm install @websitekit/react @websitekit/sdk viem react

Rendering a board

import { SlotProvider, Slot } from '@websitekit/react';

<SlotProvider config={config} client={client} initialSlots={slots}>
  <h1><Slot id="hero.headline" fallback="Ship faster" /></h1>
  <Slot id="hero.image" as="img" fallback="/hero.png" />
</SlotProvider>

A slot with no owner, or no content written, renders its fallback — which is the honest state for a region nobody has bought, not an error. Content is fetched by hash and verified before it renders, so a hostile gateway can cause a blank slot but never a substituted one.

Buying

useBuy returns a quote and builds the transaction from it; <BuyDialog> is a thin, unstyled default over that hook. Both surface the numbers the chain will actually charge, including the net cost of an encumbered position — a slot under a live tenancy is cheaper than its price by the rent you inherit with it.

const { phase, quote, prepare, buildRequest } = useBuy('hero.headline');

Every export here is a client component or hook.

Status

Testnet only, unaudited, experimental.

MIT © websitekit