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hono-door-ui

v0.3.0

Published

Optional browser admin UI for hono-door short-lived public links and QR code issuing.

Readme

hono-door-ui

Optional browser admin UI for hono-door. It provides URL and QR issuing, active link listing, inactive archive search, admin-only archive previews, issue-policy editing, active-link reissue flows, manual archive before TTL, and manual archive deletion.

The issue UI accepts linkId, roomId, TTL, label, and max-use settings. It submits directly from that form and then shows the issued URL/QR result. It does not edit room content; use the core admin API or application-specific routes for custom room data.

Treat roomId as a stable application-owned key. The UI will pass it through to hono-door; your app should create a fresh roomId for each survey/event and use that ID to load custom DO or D1 data. Archive previews stay admin-only and use the archived link's linkId and roomId; they do not create a new token or public URL. By default the package returns a minimal admin preview, but apps can pass renderArchivePreview to reuse the same custom presentation they use for public links.

Deleting an archived link removes retained token history and admin preview data. It is only available for links with no active token.

The UI supports Japanese and English. Locale is detected with Hono's language middleware from ?lang=ja|en, the language cookie, and Accept-Language, with Japanese as the fallback.

Install with the core package:

bun add hono-door hono-door-ui

Mount it beside the hono-door admin API:

import { createDoorUi } from 'hono-door-ui'

app.route('/admin', door.adminApi())
app.route('/admin', createDoorUi(door))

Reuse your app's archived-content renderer when opening archive previews:

app.route(
  '/admin',
  createDoorUi(door, {
    renderArchivePreview: ({ c, linkId, room }) =>
      renderPublicLikePage({
        c,
        linkId,
        roomId: room.roomId,
        title: room.title,
        body: room.body,
      }),
  }),
)

See the repository README for the full setup and security model.