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A React library that provides components for Remote's embedded solution, enabling seamless integration of Remote's employment flows into your application.

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Installation

npm install @remoteoss/remote-flows

Quick Start

import { RemoteFlows, CostCalculator } from '@remoteoss/remote-flows';
import { defaultComponents } from '@remoteoss/remote-flows/default-components';
import '@remoteoss/remote-flows/styles.css';

function App() {
  const fetchToken = async () => {
    const response = await fetch('/api/auth/token');
    return response.json();
  };

  return (
    <RemoteFlows
      components={defaultComponents}
      auth={fetchToken}
      environment='partners'
    >
      <CostCalculator onSuccess={(data) => console.log(data)} />
    </RemoteFlows>
  );
}

Components API

RemoteFlows

The RemoteFlows component serves as a provider for authentication and theming.

PropTypeRequiredDeprecatedDescription
auth() => Promise<{ accessToken: string, expiresIn: number }>No-Function to fetch authentication token. Optional when using cookie-based authentication via credentials prop
environment'partners' | 'production' | 'sandbox' | 'staging'No-Environment to use for API calls (defaults to production)
themeThemeOptionsNo-Custom theme configuration
componentsComponentsNo-Custom field components for form rendering
proxy{ url: string, headers?: Record<string, string> }No-Configuration for API request proxy with optional headers
errorBoundary{ useParentErrorBoundary?: boolean, fallback?: ReactNode | ((error: Error) => ReactNode) }No-Error boundary configuration to prevent crashes and show custom fallback UI
debugbooleanNo-useful to see telemetry debugging in console
credentials'include' | 'same-origin'No-Credentials mode for fetch requests. Use 'include' for cookie-based authentication without bearer tokens

Error Boundary

The errorBoundary prop controls how the SDK handles runtime errors to prevent crashes in your host application.

<RemoteFlows
  components={defaultComponents}
  auth={fetchToken}
  errorBoundary={{
    useParentErrorBoundary: false,
    fallback: (error) => (
      <div style={{ padding: '20px', textAlign: 'center' }}>
        <h2>Something Went Wrong</h2>
        <p>{error.message}</p>
        <button onClick={() => window.location.reload()}>Reload Page</button>
      </div>
    ),
  }}
>
  {/* Your flows */}
</RemoteFlows>

Options:

  • useParentErrorBoundary (boolean, default: false): If true, errors are re-thrown to your parent error boundary. If false, the SDK shows a fallback UI to prevent crashes.
  • fallback (ReactNode | function, optional): Custom UI to display when an error occurs. Only used when useParentErrorBoundary is false. Can be a React element or a function that receives the error object.

Behavior:

  • When useParentErrorBoundary: true → Errors propagate to your application's error boundary
  • When useParentErrorBoundary: false without fallback → Shows default error message: "Something went wrong in RemoteFlows. Please refresh the page."
  • When useParentErrorBoundary: false with fallback → Shows your custom fallback UI

Custom Field Components

You can customize form field components to match your application's design system.

For detailed documentation on component customization including step-level and field-specific overrides, see the Component Customization Guide.

Available Flows

Each flow handles a specific Remote employment operation. For detailed API documentation, see the individual flow READMEs:

Authentication

You need to implement a server endpoint to securely handle authentication with Remote. This prevents exposing client credentials in your frontend code.

Your server should:

  • Store your client credentials securely
  • Implement an endpoint that exchanges these credentials for an access token
  • Return access_token and expires_in to the frontend application

For a complete implementation, check our example server implementation.

API Gateway Endpoints

  • Development/Testing: https://gateway.partners.remote-sandbox.com
  • Production: https://gateway.remote.com/

Styling Options

Using Default Styles

Import the CSS file in your application:

@import '@remoteoss/remote-flows/styles.css';

Theme Customization

<RemoteFlows
  theme={{
    spacing: '0.25rem',
    borderRadius: '0px',
    colors: {
      primaryBackground: '#ffffff',
      primaryForeground: '#364452',
      accentBackground: '#e3e9ef',
      accentForeground: '#0f1419',
      danger: '#d92020',
      borderInput: '#cccccc',
    },
  }}
>
  {/* Your components */}
</RemoteFlows>
TokenDescription
colors.borderInputBorder color for input fields.
colors.primaryBackgroundBackground used for the popover options
colors.primaryForegroundColor text for the input and options
colors.accentBackgroundUsed in the option selected and hover.
colors.accentForegroundColor text for the select options
colors.dangerRed color used for danger states.
spacingConsistent scale for whitespace (margin, padding, gap).
borderRadiusThe main border radius value (default: 0.625rem). This is the foundation for all other radius values.
font.fontSizeBaseThe main font size value (default: 1rem). Controls the base text size of the component.

Custom CSS

All components expose CSS classes prefixed with RemoteFlows__ for targeted styling:

Example: Customize the Cost Calculator layout:

.RemoteFlows__CostCalculatorForm {
  display: grid;
  grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr;
  gap: 1rem;
}

.RemoteFlows__SelectField__Item__country {
  grid-column: span 2;
}

.RemoteFlows__CostCalculatorForm .RemoteFlows__Button {
  grid-column: span 2;
}

Advanced Usage

For complete control over rendering, use our hooks directly. They handle the business logic while you control the UI:

import { useCostCalculator } from '@remoteoss/remote-flows';

function CustomCostCalculator() {
  const {
    onSubmit: submitCostCalculator,
    fields, // Field definitions from json-schema-form
    validationSchema,
  } = useCostCalculator();

  return (
    <form onSubmit={handleSubmit((data) => submitCostCalculator(data))}>
      {/* Your custom form implementation */}
    </form>
  );
}

Learn more about field definitions in the json-schema-form documentation.

Example

For a complete implementation example, see our example application.

Contributing

We welcome contributions! If you're working on this package:

  • See DEVELOPMENT.md for development setup, testing, and bundle size management
  • Check out our example app to test changes locally
  • Ensure bundle size stays within limits before submitting PRs

Internals

We have created an entry point in the package @remoteoss/remote-flows/internals

This entry endpoint exports internals utils and shadcn components to avoid duplicating these on the example folder.

We don't guarantee semver compatiblity if you used them in your project.

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Package last updated on 01 Apr 2026

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