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getinput-page

v0.2.0

Published

Edit any text on a Next.js page in the browser. Auto-installs a floating widget and an /api/input route.

Readme

getinput-page

Floating widget for Next.js (App Router) that lets anyone edit text directly on a live page. Edits save to input.json, then Claude Code applies them to source via /input apply.

Install

In your Next.js project:

npx getinput-page

This will:

  • Copy InputWidget.tsx into components/
  • Add an app/api/input route
  • Create input.json and add it to .gitignore
  • Inject <InputWidget /> into your root layout

Run npm run dev and you'll see Edit/Comment buttons in the bottom-right corner on localhost.

Usage

| Action | How | | --- | --- | | Edit text | Click Edit, then click any heading/paragraph/button — type to change it | | Leave a comment | Click Comment, then click any element — type your note | | Apply edits to source | In Claude Code: /input apply | | View all feedback | In Claude Code: /input check |

Share for review

Click the count badge, then Share. You'll get a link with ?getinput that anyone can open to leave feedback without touching your source. They click Copy feedback when done and paste the JSON back to you.

Not Next.js?

Use the framework-agnostic version:

<script src="https://getinput.io/widget.js"></script>

License

MIT