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@zebric/react-simulator

v0.3.1

Published

React component wrapper for the Zebric browser simulator

Readme

@zebric/react-simulator

React wrapper for the browser-only Zebric simulator runtime.

import { ZebricSimulator } from '@zebric/react-simulator'
import '@zebric/react-simulator/styles.css'

export function Preview({ blueprintToml }: { blueprintToml: string }) {
  return (
    <ZebricSimulator
      blueprintToml={blueprintToml}
      seeds={{
        demo: {
          Task: [{ id: 'task-1', title: 'Review plan' }],
        },
      }}
      initialSeed="demo"
      initialAccount="manager"
      pluginPolicy={{ defaultLevel: 1 }}
      apiPolicy={{ mode: 'debug' }}
    />
  )
}

The component includes Preview, Data, Auth, Workflows, Plugins, Integrations, Audit, and Debug tabs. It is designed for browser-only authoring tools and does not require a Zebric backend. The toolbar includes account, seed, and page selectors, and the non-preview tabs use structured panels for records, accounts, workflow trigger history, plugin calls, simulated Slack/email/webhook events, audit events, and runtime logs.

The Integrations tab includes an in-memory outbox for workflow notify, email, and webhook steps. It also includes an inbound webhook control for workflows that define trigger.webhook, prefilled with a sample Slack interaction payload for quick testing.

The Preview tab preserves the inline Tailwind styles emitted by Zebric's HTMLRenderer, so host apps do not need to configure Tailwind just to display blueprint output correctly.