# Uptoolkit Full Context > Design system for social projects. This file expands the Markdown pages listed in https://ui.uptoolkit.com/llms.txt. Use https://ui.uptoolkit.com/registry.json for the machine-readable shadcn registry index. --- URL: https://ui.uptoolkit.com/docs.md Publish installable registry items with public docs from the same workspace. # Introduction Publish installable registry items with public docs from the same workspace. This registry publishes copy-and-paste components, blocks, hooks, files, themes, styles, fonts, bases, and universal items that can be installed with the shadcn CLI. Use the docs in this section to set up the registry, customize the site, and publish your own items. Registry docs live in `registry/docs`. Installable source lives in `registry/items`. You can update any of these files freely (or completely delete them!) --- URL: https://ui.uptoolkit.com/docs/installation.md Install and run the registry template locally. # Installation Install and run the registry template locally. After forking the template, install dependencies with [Vite+](https://viteplus.dev/guide/) and start the local docs app. ```sh vp install vp dev ``` Open the local URL from Vite+ to preview your docs, registry catalog, and install pages. ## Customize the Registry Update `registry/config.ts` before publishing your fork. This file controls the public registry identity, namespace, description, homepage, repository URL, and generated install URLs. ## Add Registry Items Scaffold new installable items under `registry/items/**` with the starter script. ```sh bun --bun ./scripts/new.ts --type registry:ui --name example-card --description "A compact card component." ``` You can also run `bun --bun ./scripts/new.ts` for an interactive prompt. Use `--target` for `registry:page`, `registry:file`, custom alias installs such as `@ui/ai/prompt-input.tsx`, or targeted `registry:item` files. The scaffold creates the item source, `_registry.mdx` metadata and usage docs, and an optional `_preview.tsx` preview. Public documentation pages live directly in `registry/docs/`. ## Verify Changes Run the registry doctor after item changes, check the files you touched, and build before publishing. ```sh bun --bun ./scripts/doctor.ts vp check --fix vp build ``` --- URL: https://ui.uptoolkit.com/docs/registry.md Scaffold and author installable registry items under registry/items. # Registry Scaffold and author installable registry items under registry/items. Registry items live under `registry/items/**` and can be installed by shadcn-compatible CLIs. Start new items with the scaffold command so the folder, `_registry.mdx`, source file, metadata, and generated registry JSON paths follow the template conventions. ```sh bun --bun ./scripts/new.ts --type registry:ui --name example-card --description "A compact card component." ``` Or, run the command without flags if you want an interactive prompt (recommended). ```sh bun --bun ./scripts/new.ts ``` [Make sure Bun is installed before running these scripts.](https://bun.com/) ## Item Types Choose the registry type from what the item installs: | Type | Use For | Folder | | -------------------- | ----------------------------------------- | ------------------------------ | | `registry:ui` | Shadcn-style UI components | `registry/items/components/**` | | `registry:component` | Components outside `components/ui` | `registry/items/components/**` | | `registry:block` | Larger composed UI patterns | `registry/items/blocks/**` | | `registry:hook` | React hooks | `registry/items/hooks/**` | | `registry:lib` | Utility or helper modules | `registry/items/lib/**` | | `registry:page` | App page files with explicit targets | `registry/items/pages/**` | | `registry:file` | Other files with explicit install targets | `registry/items/files/**` | | `registry:style` | Style-level CSS and dependency metadata | `registry/items/styles/**` | | `registry:theme` | Theme CSS variables | `registry/items/themes/**` | | `registry:font` | Font metadata | `registry/items/fonts/**` | | `registry:base` | Design system base configuration | `registry/items/bases/**` | | `registry:item` | Universal or metadata-only items | `registry/items/items/**` | The scaffold creates each item in its own folder: ```text registry/items/components/example-card/ _registry.mdx _preview.tsx example-card.tsx ``` ## CLI Flags Use flags for agent-friendly and CI-friendly scaffolding: ```sh bun --bun ./scripts/new.ts --type registry:block --name stats-panel --description "A metrics panel with reusable sample data." bun --bun ./scripts/new.ts --type registry:ui --name prompt-input --description "An AI prompt input." --target @ui/ai/prompt-input.tsx bun --bun ./scripts/new.ts --type registry:page --name dashboard-page --description "A starter dashboard page." --target app/dashboard/page.tsx bun --bun ./scripts/new.ts --type registry:file --name chart-theme --description "Shared chart theme tokens." --target styles/chart-theme.css --file-extension css bun --bun ./scripts/new.ts --type registry:font --name font-inter --description "Inter font metadata." --font-family "'Inter Variable', sans-serif" --font-import Inter --font-variable=--font-sans ``` Supported flags: - `--type`: registry item type. Defaults to `registry:ui`. - `--name`: required kebab-case item name. - `--title`: optional public title. Defaults from the name. - `--description`: required public description. - `--target`: required for `registry:page` and `registry:file`; optional for source-backed items that need a custom install path, including shadcn target placeholders like `@ui/ai/prompt-input.tsx`. - `--file-extension`: for `registry:file` and targeted `registry:item`; defaults to `ts`. - `--font-family`, `--font-import`, `--font-variable`: required for noninteractive `registry:font` scaffolds. Use `bun --bun ./scripts/new.ts --help` to print the full usage. ## Authoring Use `_registry.mdx` for public metadata and usage docs. Put the optional named `Preview` export in `_preview.tsx`. Keep both files private to authoring; never list them in `files`. For one-file `registry:ui` items, the catalog infers `.tsx`. Hooks, libs, blocks, pages, target paths, and multi-file items should list `files` explicitly. Metadata-only styles, themes, fonts, bases, and universal items can omit `files`. List authored source files with paths relative to the item `_registry.mdx` file. The catalog automatically emits `files[].target` placeholders such as `@ui/.tsx`, `@components/.tsx`, `@hooks/.ts`, and `@lib/.ts` for file types that should install through the user's `components.json` aliases. Use explicit `target` values for `registry:page`, `registry:file`, and nested alias installs like `@ui/ai/prompt-input.tsx`; do not add `registry/items/**` prefixes or a separate `sourcePath` field. Use `localRegistryDependencies` for dependencies on other local registry items. After editing an item, run `vp check --fix` on touched files and `bun --bun ./scripts/doctor.ts`. Run `vp build` when registry docs, routes, JSON output, catalog loading, or source loading changed. --- URL: https://ui.uptoolkit.com/docs/agents.md Give AI coding tools the right context for using and authoring this registry. # Agents Give AI coding tools the right context for using and authoring this registry. This template is designed to work well with coding agents and LLM-powered tools. It exposes Markdown-first routes for reading context, and it ships an installable Agent Skill for authoring registry items correctly. ## Install the Registry Skill Install the `_cn` registry authoring skill from the upstream template: ```sh npx skills add jakejarvis/_cn --skill shadcn-registry ``` Forks can install the same skill from their own repository: ```sh npx skills add / --skill shadcn-registry ``` After installing the skill, ask for registry work directly: - "add a button component to the registry" - "adapt this modal from my app into a reusable registry component" - "add a reusable hook to the registry" - "turn this dashboard section into a registry block" The skill covers all public registry item types, previews, usage docs, dependency metadata, and the scaffold command for creating new items non-interactively. ## Point Agents At Markdown The generated [`/llms.txt`](/llms.txt) route gives AI tools a compact map of the docs, registry catalog, and item pages. Use [`/llms-full.txt`](/llms-full.txt) when a tool needs expanded context with generated Markdown content inlined. Every docs page, the registry catalog, and each registry item also has a Markdown route: - [`/docs.md`](/docs.md) - [`/docs/agents.md`](/docs/agents.md) - [`/registry.md`](/registry.md) - [`/components/example-card.md`](/components/example-card.md) Inspired by [Fumadocs](https://www.fumadocs.dev/docs/headless/utils/negotiation), "human" permalinks support Markdown content negotiation too. AI clients can request `text/markdown`, `text/x-markdown`, or `text/plain` in the `Accept` header on pages like [`/docs`](/docs) or [`/components/example-card`](/components/example-card) and receive Markdown without changing URLs. ## Recommended Agent Workflow For registry authoring tasks, agents should: 1. Read `AGENTS.md`, this docs section, and `/llms.txt` or `/llms-full.txt` for project context. 2. Use the `shadcn-registry` skill when available. 3. Scaffold new items with `bun --bun ./scripts/new.ts --type --name --description ""`. 4. Add `--target` for `registry:page`, `registry:file`, custom alias installs like `@ui/ai/.tsx`, and targeted `registry:item` files; use `--file-extension` for `registry:file` and targeted `registry:item` files. 5. Edit the generated source, `_registry.mdx`, and `_preview.tsx` with usage docs, previews, and dependency metadata. 6. Run `vp check --fix` on touched files, `bun --bun ./scripts/doctor.ts`, and `vp build` before handoff when docs, routes, registry JSON, catalog loading, or source loading changed. --- URL: https://ui.uptoolkit.com/docs/cli.md Install items from this registry with the shadcn CLI. # CLI Install items from this registry with the shadcn CLI. Install a registry item with the command shown on its docs page. ```sh npx shadcn@latest add https://ui.uptoolkit.com/r/comment-thread.json ``` The command that's displayed uses the `homepage` value from `registry/config.ts` for the base URL. Human-facing item pages also work with the shadcn CLI through content negotiation. For example, a browser can view [`/components/comment-thread`](/components/comment-thread), while the CLI receives the installable item JSON from the same URL: ```sh npx shadcn@latest add https://ui.uptoolkit.com/components/comment-thread ``` Use the package manager selector on item pages to switch between npm, pnpm, yarn, bun, vite+, and deno commands. --- URL: https://ui.uptoolkit.com/docs/theming.md Customize the docs shell and published components with your own design tokens. # Theming Customize the docs shell and published components with your own design tokens. The docs app uses the local shadcn configuration in `components.json` and the global theme in `src/styles.css`. Published registry items are independent from the docs shell. Put installable component source in `registry/items/**`, and include any required CSS, dependencies, or registry dependencies in the item frontmatter. Use semantic tokens such as `background`, `foreground`, `primary`, `muted`, and `border` so installed components remain easy to customize. --- URL: https://ui.uptoolkit.com/docs/changelog.md Track user-facing changes to this registry. # Changelog Track user-facing changes to this registry. Use this page to publish notable registry updates, new items, breaking changes, and migration notes. ## v1.0.1: April 21, 2026 - Fixed the pointer cursor when hovering `Button` components. --- URL: https://ui.uptoolkit.com/components.md Installable UI primitives and components. # Components Installable UI primitives and components. - [Actor Avatar](https://ui.uptoolkit.com/components/actor-avatar): Avatar for an ActivityPub actor with initials fallback and presence badge. - [Actor Card](https://ui.uptoolkit.com/components/actor-card): Profile summary card for an ActivityPub actor with Schema.org Person markup. - [Comment Thread](https://ui.uptoolkit.com/components/comment-thread): Nested reply thread with Schema.org Comment markup and an inline composer. - [Example Card](https://ui.uptoolkit.com/components/example-card): A compact card component that demonstrates shadcn registry dependencies. - [Follow Button](https://ui.uptoolkit.com/components/follow-button): Follow control that emits ActivityPub Follow and Undo activities. - [JSON-LD](https://ui.uptoolkit.com/components/json-ld): Renders a safely serialized application/ld+json script tag. - [Post Card](https://ui.uptoolkit.com/components/post-card): Renders an ActivityPub Note or Article with Schema.org SocialMediaPosting markup. - [Post Composer](https://ui.uptoolkit.com/components/post-composer): Composer that emits an ActivityPub Create activity with audience targeting. - [Reaction Bar](https://ui.uptoolkit.com/components/reaction-bar): Like, boost, reply, and share bar that emits ActivityPub activities. --- URL: https://ui.uptoolkit.com/components/actor-avatar.md Avatar for an ActivityPub actor with initials fallback and presence badge. # Actor Avatar Avatar for an ActivityPub actor with initials fallback and presence badge. ## Installation ```bash npx shadcn@latest add https://ui.uptoolkit.com/r/actor-avatar.json ``` [Registry JSON](https://ui.uptoolkit.com/r/actor-avatar.json) ## Preview ```tsx import { sampleAuthor, sampleFollowers, sampleViewer, } from "@/lib/social-sample-data"; import { ActorAvatar, ActorAvatarGroup } from "@/components/ui/actor-avatar"; export function Preview() { return (
); } ``` ## Source ### ui/actor-avatar.tsx ```tsx import { IconLock, IconRosetteDiscountCheckFilled } from "@tabler/icons-react"; import * as React from "react"; import { Avatar, AvatarBadge, AvatarFallback, AvatarGroup, AvatarGroupCount, AvatarImage, } from "@/components/ui/avatar"; import { cn } from "@/lib/utils"; import { getActorDisplayName, getActorHandle, getActorInitials, type ActivityPubActor, } from "@/lib/activitypub"; type ActorPresence = "online" | "away" | "offline"; const presenceStyles: Record, string> = { online: "bg-emerald-500", away: "bg-amber-500", }; type ActorAvatarProps = Omit, "children"> & { actor: ActivityPubActor; size?: "sm" | "default" | "lg"; /** Renders the coloured presence dot. `offline` renders nothing. */ presence?: ActorPresence; /** Shows a check badge, for a verified `rel="me"` link or local account. */ verified?: boolean; /** Shows a lock badge when the actor manually approves followers. */ showLock?: boolean; }; /** * Avatar for an ActivityPub actor. * * The image comes from the actor's `icon`, with initials from `name` or * `preferredUsername` as the fallback. `alt` is left empty and the handle is * exposed through `aria-label` so screen readers announce the actor once. */ function ActorAvatar({ actor, size = "default", presence = "offline", verified = false, showLock = false, className, ...props }: ActorAvatarProps) { const displayName = getActorDisplayName(actor); const lock = showLock && actor.manuallyApprovesFollowers; return ( {actor.icon?.url ? : null} {verified ? ( ) : lock ? ( ) : presence !== "offline" ? ( ); } type ActorAvatarGroupProps = React.ComponentProps & { actors: readonly ActivityPubActor[]; size?: "sm" | "default" | "lg"; /** Avatars rendered before collapsing the rest into a `+n` chip. */ max?: number; /** Total participants, when it exceeds the actors you were able to load. */ total?: number; }; /** Overlapping avatars for reaction, participant, and mutual-friend rows. */ function ActorAvatarGroup({ actors, size = "sm", max = 4, total, className, ...props }: ActorAvatarGroupProps) { const visible = actors.slice(0, max); const remainder = (total ?? actors.length) - visible.length; return ( {visible.map((actor) => ( ))} {remainder > 0 ? ( +{remainder} ) : null} ); } export { ActorAvatar, ActorAvatarGroup, type ActorAvatarGroupProps, type ActorAvatarProps, type ActorPresence, }; ``` ## Usage Takes a whole `ActivityPubActor` instead of a URL and a name, so it reads the actor's `icon` for the image and falls back to initials from `name` or `preferredUsername`. ```tsx import { ActorAvatar, ActorAvatarGroup } from "@/components/ui/actor-avatar"; {/* when manuallyApprovesFollowers */} ``` ### Badges One badge renders at a time, in priority order: `verified`, then `showLock` (only when the actor sets `manuallyApprovesFollowers`), then `presence`. Pass `presence="offline"` — the default — for no dot. ### Groups `ActorAvatarGroup` overlaps avatars and collapses the rest into a `+n` chip. Pass `total` when the real participant count is larger than the actors you were able to load, which is the normal case for a paginated `likes` or `followers` collection. ```tsx ``` ### Accessibility The image `alt` is intentionally empty and the display name plus handle go on the root's `aria-label`, so a screen reader announces the actor once rather than twice. The root also carries `itemProp="image"`, so it slots into a parent Schema.org `Person` scope without extra markup. --- URL: https://ui.uptoolkit.com/components/actor-card.md Profile summary card for an ActivityPub actor with Schema.org Person markup. # Actor Card Profile summary card for an ActivityPub actor with Schema.org Person markup. ## Installation ```bash npx shadcn@latest add https://ui.uptoolkit.com/r/actor-card.json ``` [Registry JSON](https://ui.uptoolkit.com/r/actor-card.json) ## Preview ```tsx import { sampleAuthor, sampleCounts, sampleFollowers, sampleViewer, } from "@/lib/social-sample-data"; import { ActorCard } from "@/components/ui/actor-card"; export function Preview() { return (
undefined} />
); } ``` ## Source ### ui/actor-card.tsx ```tsx "use client"; import { IconCalendar, IconLink, IconMessage } from "@tabler/icons-react"; import * as React from "react"; import { Button } from "@/components/ui/button"; import { Card, CardContent, CardFooter } from "@/components/ui/card"; import { cn } from "@/lib/utils"; import { formatCompactNumber, formatPublishedDate, getActorDisplayName, getActorHandle, toPlainText, type ActivityPubActor, } from "@/lib/activitypub"; import { toPersonJsonLd, type SocialInteractionCounts } from "@/lib/schema-org"; import { ActorAvatar } from "@/components/ui/actor-avatar"; import { FollowButton, type FollowButtonProps } from "@/components/ui/follow-button"; import { JsonLd } from "@/components/json-ld"; type ActorCardProps = Omit, "children"> & { actor: ActivityPubActor; /** The signed-in actor, forwarded to the follow button. */ viewer?: ActivityPubActor; /** Follower, following, and post counts shown in the stats row. */ counts?: SocialInteractionCounts; followState?: FollowButtonProps["state"]; defaultFollowState?: FollowButtonProps["defaultState"]; onFollow?: FollowButtonProps["onFollow"]; onUnfollow?: FollowButtonProps["onUnfollow"]; onFollowStateChange?: FollowButtonProps["onStateChange"]; onMessage?: (actor: ActivityPubActor) => void; /** `card` stacks the profile; `row` is a compact list item. */ variant?: "card" | "row"; /** Show the actor's `attachment` PropertyValue metadata rows. */ showFields?: boolean; /** Emits a Schema.org `Person` (or `Organization`) JSON-LD script. */ includeJsonLd?: boolean; hideFollow?: boolean; /** BCP 47 locale for dates and counts. Must match on server and client. */ locale?: string; }; function ActorStats({ counts, locale }: { counts: SocialInteractionCounts; locale?: string }) { const entries: [string, number | undefined][] = [ ["Posts", counts.posts], ["Followers", counts.followers], ["Following", counts.following], ]; const visible = entries.filter((entry): entry is [string, number] => entry[1] !== undefined); if (visible.length === 0) { return null; } return (
{visible.map(([label, value]) => (
{label}
{formatCompactNumber(value, locale)}
))}
); } /** * Profile summary card for an ActivityPub actor. * * Renders the actor's identity, bio, verified profile fields, and counts, with * Schema.org `Person`/`Organization` microdata inline. Verification comes from * the `verifiedAt` flag on the actor's `attachment` fields, matching how * Mastodon marks a confirmed `rel="me"` link. */ function ActorCard({ actor, viewer, counts, followState, defaultFollowState, onFollow, onUnfollow, onFollowStateChange, onMessage, variant = "card", showFields = false, includeJsonLd = false, hideFollow = false, locale, className, ...props }: ActorCardProps) { const isRow = variant === "row"; const bio = toPlainText(actor.summary); const joined = formatPublishedDate(actor.published, locale === undefined ? {} : { locale }); const isOrganization = actor.type === "Organization" || actor.type === "Group"; const fields = showFields ? (actor.attachment ?? []) : []; const verified = (actor.attachment ?? []).some((field) => Boolean(field.verifiedAt)); const follow = hideFollow ? null : ( ); return ( {includeJsonLd ? : null}
{getActorHandle(actor)} {bio ? (

{bio}

) : null} {counts ? : null} {fields.length > 0 ? (
{fields.map((field) => (
{field.name}
{field.verifiedAt ? ( ) : null} {toPlainText(field.value)}
))}
) : null} {joined && !isRow ? (

) : null}
{isRow ?
{follow}
: null}
{isRow ? null : ( {follow} {onMessage ? ( ) : null} )}
); } export { ActorCard, type ActorCardProps }; ``` ## Usage Profile summary for an ActivityPub actor: identity, bio, counts, profile fields, and a follow control. Use it in follower lists, suggestion rails, and search results. ```tsx import { ActorCard } from "@/components/ui/actor-card"; openThread(actor)} /> ``` ### Variants `card` stacks avatar, identity, and actions vertically. `row` is a compact list item with the follow button trailing — the right shape for a sidebar or a long list. ```tsx ``` ### Verification `showFields` renders the actor's `attachment` PropertyValue rows. Fields with `verifiedAt` set — how Mastodon marks a confirmed `rel="me"` link — get a link icon and a verified accent, and the avatar picks up a check badge. ### Structured data The card emits `Person` or `Organization` microdata depending on the actor's `type`, including the WebFinger handle as `identifier`. Add `includeJsonLd` for a JSON-LD script; leave it off when the card is inside a list that already emits an `ItemList`, to avoid duplicate nodes. Follow state is controlled or uncontrolled, forwarding to [`follow-button`](/components/follow-button) — pass `hideFollow` to drop the control entirely. --- URL: https://ui.uptoolkit.com/components/comment-thread.md Nested reply thread with Schema.org Comment markup and an inline composer. # Comment Thread Nested reply thread with Schema.org Comment markup and an inline composer. ## Installation ```bash npx shadcn@latest add https://ui.uptoolkit.com/r/comment-thread.json ``` [Registry JSON](https://ui.uptoolkit.com/r/comment-thread.json) ## Preview ```tsx import { SAMPLE_NOW, samplePost, sampleReplies, sampleViewer, } from "@/lib/social-sample-data"; import { CommentThread } from "@/components/ui/comment-thread"; export function Preview() { return (
); } ``` ## Source ### ui/comment-thread.tsx ```tsx "use client"; import { IconCornerDownRight, IconHeart, IconHeartFilled } from "@tabler/icons-react"; import * as React from "react"; import { Button } from "@/components/ui/button"; import { Textarea } from "@/components/ui/textarea"; import { cn } from "@/lib/utils"; import { createLikeActivity, createNoteActivity, createUndoActivity, formatCompactNumber, formatPublishedTime, getActorDisplayName, getActorHandle, getCollectionCount, getCollectionItems, resolveActor, toPlainText, type ActivityPubActivity, type ActivityPubActor, type ActivityPubCollection, type ActivityPubObject, } from "@/lib/activitypub"; import { toCommentJsonLd } from "@/lib/schema-org"; import { ActorAvatar } from "@/components/ui/actor-avatar"; import { JsonLd } from "@/components/json-ld"; type CommentNode = { object: ActivityPubObject; children: CommentNode[]; }; /** Oldest first, matching how conversations read. */ function byPublished(a: CommentNode, b: CommentNode): number { return Date.parse(a.object.published ?? "") - Date.parse(b.object.published ?? ""); } /** * Builds a reply tree from a flat list using `inReplyTo`. * * Replies whose parent is missing from the list are attached at the root so * nothing is silently dropped from a partially loaded conversation. */ function buildCommentTree( replies: readonly ActivityPubObject[], rootId: string | undefined, ): CommentNode[] { const nodes = new Map( replies.map((object) => [object.id, { object, children: [] }]), ); const roots: CommentNode[] = []; for (const object of replies) { const node = nodes.get(object.id); if (!node) { continue; } const parentId = object.inReplyTo ?? undefined; const parent = parentId && parentId !== rootId ? nodes.get(parentId) : undefined; if (parent && parent !== node) { parent.children.push(node); } else { roots.push(node); } } const sort = (list: CommentNode[]) => { list.sort(byPublished); for (const node of list) { sort(node.children); } }; sort(roots); return roots; } type CommentThreadProps = Omit, "children"> & { /** The post the replies belong to. */ object: ActivityPubObject; /** Replies. Defaults to the object's own `replies` collection. */ replies?: ActivityPubCollection | readonly ActivityPubObject[]; /** The signed-in actor. Required to compose or like a reply. */ viewer?: ActivityPubActor; /** Nesting levels before replies are flattened. */ maxDepth?: number; /** Root replies shown before the "view more" control. */ initialCount?: number; onReply?: (activity: ActivityPubActivity) => void | Promise; onLike?: (activity: ActivityPubActivity) => void; onUnlike?: (activity: ActivityPubActivity) => void; /** Emits Schema.org `Comment` JSON-LD for the whole thread. */ includeJsonLd?: boolean; /** Fixed "now" for relative timestamps. */ now?: Date | number; /** BCP 47 locale for dates and counts. Must match on server and client. */ locale?: string; /** Hide the composer, for example on a read-only permalink. */ hideComposer?: boolean; }; type CommentProps = { node: CommentNode; depth: number; maxDepth: number; viewer?: ActivityPubActor; now?: Date | number; locale?: string; onSubmitReply: (parent: ActivityPubObject, content: string) => Promise; onLike?: CommentThreadProps["onLike"]; onUnlike?: CommentThreadProps["onUnlike"]; }; function Comment({ node, depth, maxDepth, viewer, now, locale, onSubmitReply, onLike, onUnlike, }: CommentProps) { const [replyOpen, setReplyOpen] = React.useState(false); const [childrenOpen, setChildrenOpen] = React.useState(depth < 1); const [liked, setLiked] = React.useState(false); const likeActivityRef = React.useRef(null); const { object } = node; const author = resolveActor(object.attributedTo); const likeCount = getCollectionCount(object.likes) + (liked ? 1 : 0); const nested = depth + 1 <= maxDepth; const handleLike = () => { const next = !liked; setLiked(next); if (!viewer) { return; } if (next) { const activity = createLikeActivity({ actor: viewer, object }); likeActivityRef.current = activity; onLike?.(activity); return; } if (likeActivityRef.current) { onUnlike?.(createUndoActivity({ actor: viewer, activity: likeActivityRef.current })); likeActivityRef.current = null; } }; return (
  • {object.published ? : null} {author ? : null}
    {author ? ( ) : null}

    {toPlainText(object.content)}

    {object.published ? ( ) : null}
    {replyOpen ? ( { await onSubmitReply(object, content); setReplyOpen(false); }} /> ) : null} {node.children.length > 0 ? ( childrenOpen ? (
      {node.children.map((child) => ( ))}
    ) : ( ) ) : null}
  • ); } type CommentComposerProps = { viewer?: ActivityPubActor; placeholder: string; submitLabel: string; onSubmit: (content: string) => Promise; }; function CommentComposer({ viewer, placeholder, submitLabel, onSubmit }: CommentComposerProps) { const [content, setContent] = React.useState(""); const [pending, setPending] = React.useState(false); const inputId = React.useId(); const handleSubmit = async (event: React.FormEvent) => { event.preventDefault(); if (!content.trim() || pending) { return; } setPending(true); try { await onSubmit(content.trim()); setContent(""); } finally { setPending(false); } }; return (
    void handleSubmit(event)}> {viewer ? : null}