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@zzyzxlabs/super-chat-ui

v0.1.0

Published

Card renderers and chat primitives for superchat. Bring your own styling; ships a self-contained CSS baseline.

Readme

@zzyzxlabs/super-chat-ui

Card renderers and chat primitives for @zzyzxlabs/super-chat-core + @zzyzxlabs/super-chat-react. Ships a self-contained plain-CSS baseline — no Tailwind, no preprocessor, no build step imposed on the host.

Part of the superchat monorepo. Design tokens, breakpoints, theming and the full component spec live in ../../docs/UI-SPEC.md; load-bearing decisions are in ../../docs/HANDOFF.md.

What's in here

  • Thread.tsx — the main chat surface: message list, composer, live streaming turn.
  • cards/ — one renderer per built-in card kind (table, chart, funnel, diff, confirm, …), registered in cards/index.ts and validated against @zzyzxlabs/super-chat-core's BUILTIN_CARDS (cards/registry-sync.test.ts keeps the two in sync).
  • renderer-registry.tsx — the CardRenderer dispatch + provider for host-supplied renderer overrides.
  • ContextInspector.tsx — renders a context-build trace (what was included/truncated/dropped and why).
  • markdown.ts, format.ts, export.ts — supporting utilities for message rendering and card export.
  • styles.css — the token baseline. Import it from source (@zzyzxlabs/super-chat-ui/styles.css), not from dist.

Install

pnpm add @zzyzxlabs/super-chat-core @zzyzxlabs/super-chat-react @zzyzxlabs/super-chat-ui
import "@zzyzxlabs/super-chat-ui/styles.css";

Develop

pnpm --filter @zzyzxlabs/super-chat-ui build       # tsup, emits dist/
pnpm --filter @zzyzxlabs/super-chat-ui typecheck   # tsc --noEmit
pnpm vitest run packages/ui             # unit tests (jsdom — no real layout)
pnpm test:rwd                           # Playwright — real layout at 360/390/768/1280px