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entropia-template-ui

v0.2.3

Published

Reusable node-graph editor UI library (React + Vite + React Flow + Zustand) — the Entropia Riko frontend template.

Readme

Entropia UI Template

A reusable node-graph editor UI shell extracted from Entropia Riko: React + Vite + TypeScript + React Flow + Zustand.

It ships the whole front-end shell — Blender-style workspace panels, draggable floating windows, collapsible popup menus, themes (incl. Apple Liquid Glass), node frames, subgraph breadcrumb, code editor, handwriting pad, plugin panel, file manager, and a Windows-style file picker — ready to wire to your own backend.

Use as a library (npm)

npm install entropia-template-ui

react / react-dom are peer dependencies (install them alongside); @xyflow/react and zustand are bundled as dependencies.

import { App, GraphCanvas, useGraphStore, APP_VERSION } from "entropia-template-ui";
import "entropia-template-ui/style.css";
import "@xyflow/react/dist/style.css";

The full editor is <App />; every panel, the canvas, the store, and the theme helpers are also exported for custom embedding.

Quick start (development)

npm install
npm run dev      # http://localhost:5173

The UI calls /api/*; the dev server proxies those to http://localhost:8000. Point it at any backend by editing vite.config.tsserver.proxy.

Structure

src/
├── main.tsx            # entry
├── App.tsx             # workspace shell
├── store/graphStore.ts # zustand store (the data layer you adapt)
├── components/         # panels, windows, menus, canvas, file manager…
├── theme.ts            # light / dark / system / Liquid Glass
├── areas.ts            # Blender-style area tree + workspace presets
├── styles.css          # frosted-glass design tokens
└── __tests__/          # vitest unit tests
public/brand/           # replace logo.ico / logo.png / favicon to rebrand

Scripts

npm run dev        # Vite dev server
npm run build      # tsc + production build
npm test           # vitest
npm run preview    # preview the production build

License

MIT