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urja-client

v0.2.0

Published

Type-safe URL builders + React ThemeProvider for Urja — the Insights by Omkar Visual API. Zero-runtime: every helper returns a cacheable URL ready for <img src>, <link href>, or fetch().

Readme

urja-client

Type-safe URL builders and a React <VisualThemeProvider> for Urja — the Insights by Omkar Visual API.

Zero runtime fetch. Every helper returns a string URL ready for <img src>, <link href>, or fetch().

Install

npm install urja-client
# or
pnpm add urja-client

React is a peer dependency used only by <VisualThemeProvider>. The URL builders work without React.

URL builders

import {
  buildCharacterUrl,
  buildSceneUrl,
  buildPricingCardUrl,
  buildUmbrellaHeroUrl,
  buildEffectUrl,
  buildIllustrateUrl,
  buildPPPBannerUrl,
  buildPaletteUrl,
  buildTokensUrl,
  buildFontsUrl,
  buildMotionUrl,
} from "urja-client";

// Character render
const src = buildCharacterUrl({
  pose: "listening",
  mood: "attentive",
  size: 256,
  motion: "static",
});

// Pricing-card atmosphere for a /pricing tile
const bg = buildPricingCardUrl({ product: "netra", tier: "max" });

// Umbrella-hero backdrop for the apex pricing page
const hero = buildUmbrellaHeroUrl({ motion: "drift" });

// Pinned token stylesheet
const tokens = buildTokensUrl({
  format: "css",
  layer: "semantic",
  version: "1.4.0",
});

// Staging / local dev
const local = buildCharacterUrl({
  baseUrl: "http://localhost:3000",
  pose: "resting",
});

Every builder accepts an optional baseUrl. Default is the production host. Undefined / empty option values are dropped from the query string.

React ThemeProvider

import { VisualThemeProvider } from "urja-client";

export default function RootLayout({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) {
  return (
    <VisualThemeProvider
      tokensVersion="1.4.0"
      tokenLayer="both"
      fontFamilies={["display", "sans"]}
      motionSet="all"
    >
      {children}
    </VisualThemeProvider>
  );
}

On mount, <VisualThemeProvider> injects three deduped <link rel="stylesheet"> tags into document.head:

  1. /api/v1/tokens?format=css&layer=<both|atoms|semantic>[&version=…]
  2. /api/v1/fonts?format=css&families=…
  3. /api/v1/motion?format=css&set=<base|all|character>

Each link gets a data-tuffys-visual="tokens|fonts|motion" marker so:

  • Re-mounting the provider is a no-op (same href is skipped).
  • Unmounting only removes the links this component added.
  • Devtools tell you at a glance what the provider is managing.

The provider is SSR-safeuseEffect runs only on the client. For above-the-fold work where hydration delay matters, emit matching <link rel="stylesheet"> tags directly in your document head and keep the provider — the dedupe keeps things clean.

Imperative injector

Non-React hosts (or one-off scripts):

import { injectVisualTheme } from "urja-client";

const dispose = injectVisualTheme({
  baseUrl: "http://localhost:3000",
  tokensVersion: "1.4.0",
  fontFamilies: ["display", "sans"],
  motionSet: "all",
});

// later
dispose();

Pinning

Pass tokensVersion to pin the token surface. Supported versions today:

  • 1.0.0 · 1.1.0 · 1.2.0 · 1.3.0 · 1.4.0

Unknown versions yield a 400 on the initial stylesheet load; the page falls back to host-defined CSS. Prefer pinning in production — it insulates you from silent token renames in future surfaces.

Status

v0.1.0 — mirrored from tuffys-visual-api/lib/client/urls.ts. Ready to publish; the source repo's scaffold stays the canonical working copy until the package cuts its first public tag.

Publishing

cd packages/urja-client
npm login                 # once per machine
npm publish --access public

prepublishOnly runs typecheck → test → build — an unclean tree blocks publish. The publishConfig.access = "public" in package.json means unscoped packages publish as public (npm's default for scoped names is private).

License

MIT — see LICENSE.