Install
npm install @xeplr/ui-factoryPeer dependencies you provide: @tanstack/react-table, @xeplr/ui-canvas, @xeplr/ui-table, react
The idea
A screen is data, not code: Claude drafts it from a sentence, anyone adjusts it in the designer, and it runs as a form that saves itself. What it does in the browser is a class extending FactoryHooks; rules that must hold stay in the server’s hooks.
Where it sits
Part of React UI — model / controller / design, split apart on purpose. Take the finished page, take the hook and bring your own design, or take neither and use the model without React at all.
Documentation for @xeplr/ui-factory is in its README on npm.
These packages are what Xeplr Analytics is made of
If you are assembling this yourself, it may be worth seeing the assembled version first.