@edison/shared

Shared React components, design tokens, and client-side utilities for Edison Watch.

What is this • Quick start • Entrypoints • Modules • Configuration • Contributing • License

What is this

• React UI components and Edison design tokens
• Product and security animations used in the Edison Watch clients
• Agent registry data and SVG assets
• Browser-side authentication, configuration, and crypto utilities

This repository is public so that the shared client code used across Edison Watch can be audited and evaluated. It is intentionally an Edison Watch package, not a generic component library or a hosted service SDK.

Note

@edison/shared is at 0.1.0 and is not published to npm. Edison Watch repositories consume it from source, including through Git submodules. Module subpaths and build output are kept stable so publishing can change without redesigning the public surface. Only values safe to expose in browser bundles belong here: no server credentials, private keys, or privileged tokens.

Quick start

TLDR: npm ci && npm run build

Requires Node.js 22 or later (CI also runs on Node 24) and npm.

npm ci # install dependencies
npm run typecheck
npm run test
npm run build # emits ESM, CJS, and .d.ts to dist/

More commands

npm run lint # eslint
npm run format:check # prettier (use `npm run format` to write)
npm run knip # unused exports / dependencies
npm run test:coverage # vitest with v8 coverage
npm run storybook # component explorer on :6006
npm run build-storybook

Consumers of the UI and auth modules must provide the declared peer dependencies: React, React DOM, React Router, and Supabase JS.

Package entrypoints

TLDR: import the subpath you need; see package.jsonexports for the full list.

Entrypoints

Each entrypoint is independently tree-shakeable.

Entrypoint	Contents
@edison/shared	Root barrel re-exporting the public surface
@edison/shared/ui and @edison/shared/ui/*	React UI components
@edison/shared/hooks/*	React hooks
@edison/shared/theme/tokens.css	Edison design tokens (CSS custom properties)
@edison/shared/animations	Product and security SVG animations
@edison/shared/svg	SVG asset path/string exports
@edison/shared/auth	Browser auth and Supabase client
@edison/shared/config	Client/runtime environment configuration
@edison/shared/crypto	Client-side crypto utilities
@edison/shared/agent-registry	Canonical agent icon and metadata registry

Modules

TLDR: a design-system half and a client-services half; browse src/ for the source.

What lives where

• UI components (src/ui/): Badge, Button, Card, Dialog, Dropdown, EmptyState, ErrorBoundary, Input, Select, Skeleton, SlideOver, SSEIndicator, Switch, Table, Tabs, Toast, and Tooltip. Each ships a matching *.stories.tsx.
• Design tokens (src/theme/tokens.css): theme color, spacing, and typography custom properties shared across clients.
• Hooks (src/hooks/): small React utilities such as useAnimatedHeight.
• Animations (src/animations/): self-contained SVG + CSS-keyframe animations for product and threat explainers. See src/animations/CLAUDE.md for the design language and copywriting conventions.
• SVG assets (src/svg/): logo, app-icon, and connector SVG path data.
• Auth (src/auth/): browser-side authentication and the shared Supabase client.
• Config (src/config/): runtime environment configuration with demo/release/local switching.
• Crypto (src/crypto/): client-side encryption and secret-key API helpers.
• Agent registry (src/agent-registry/): display names, brand colors, and icon data for supported coding agents.

Configuration scope

The client configuration in src/config/env-config.ts intentionally contains Edison Watch service endpoints and browser-facing values. This keeps client behavior auditable and supports the apps that consume the package. Both demo and release configs are baked into the bundle at build time, and a local config resolves against the page origin for the fully-offline stack.

exportinterfaceEnvConfig{SUPABASE_URL: string// GoTrue / Supabase auth origin (supabase-js base URL)SUPABASE_ANON_KEY: string// Publishable anon key (safe in client bundles)FUNCTIONS_URL: string// Base URL for Supabase edge functionsSENTRY_DSN: string// Error reporting DSNPOSTHOG_API_KEY: string// Product analytics keyPOSTHOG_FEEDBACK_SURVEY_ID: stringDEPLOY_ENV: string// "demo" | "release" | "local"API_BASE_URL: string// Default API server base URLMCP_BASE_URL: string// Default MCP server base URLRELEASES_BASE_URL: string// Desktop release bucket (electron-updater feed)}

Only values that are safe to expose in browser applications belong in this repository. Do not add server credentials, private keys, privileged API tokens, or other secrets.

Visual regression tests

TLDR: npm run build-storybook && npm run test:visual

Updating baselines

Visual tests run manually when UI changes warrant them. After intentional visual changes, update and commit the baselines:

npm run test:visual:update

Baselines live in visual-tests/. The build is verified in CI (typecheck, lint, format, knip, coverage, build, and Storybook build) on Node 22 and Node 24.

Contributing

Issues and focused contributions are welcome. Please open an issue with a clear description, expected behavior, and a minimal reproduction where possible. Broader organization-level contribution and security policies will be published separately.

Credits

This package is built with:

• React and React Router
• tsdown for bundling to ESM/CJS/types
• Storybook for component development
• Vitest and Playwright for unit and visual tests
• Supabase JS for auth
• simple-icons for agent icon paths

About the contributors

Made with contrib.rocks.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 only.