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@sanity/agent-directives
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Shared directive system for Sanity Agent.
pnpm add @sanity/agent-directives
// directives/kit.ts
import { createDirectiveKit } from "@sanity/agent-directives/react";
import { useThreadApplication } from "../hooks/useThreadResource";
export const { defineDirective } = createDirectiveKit({
useApplication: useThreadApplication,
});
// directives/Document.tsx
import { defineDirective } from "./kit";
export const Document = defineDirective("document", ({ id, application }) => {
const doc = useDocument(id);
return <DocumentCard document={doc} />;
});
That's it. Schema validation and application injection happen automatically.
// directives/kit.ts
import { createDirectiveKit } from "@sanity/agent-directives/string";
interface SlackContext {
accessToken: string;
applications: Application[];
}
interface SlackOutput {
text?: string;
blocks?: SlackBlock[];
}
export const { defineDirective, renderDirective } = createDirectiveKit<
SlackContext,
SlackOutput
>();
// directives/document.ts
import { defineDirective } from "./kit";
export const Document = defineDirective(
"document",
async ({ id, _context }) => {
const doc = await fetchDocument(id, _context.accessToken);
return { blocks: [linkButton(doc.title, url)] };
},
);
// Render directives from remark AST
import { renderDirective } from "./kit";
const output = await renderDirective(node, context);
import {
createDocumentDirective,
createChangesDirective,
} from "@sanity/agent-directives/formatters";
createDocumentDirective({ id: "doc-123", type: "article" });
// => '::document{id="doc-123" type="article"}'
createChangesDirective({ createdCount: 3, updatedCount: 5 });
// => '::changes{createdCount="3" updatedCount="5"}'
| Name | Props |
|---|---|
document | id, type?, source? |
release | id, source? |
resource | source |
set | id |
changes | createdCount, updatedCount |
| Path | Description |
|---|---|
@sanity/agent-directives | Schemas and formatters |
@sanity/agent-directives/react | createDirectiveKit for React |
@sanity/agent-directives/string | createDirectiveKit for server-side |
@sanity/agent-directives/formatters | Directive string formatters |
FAQs
Shared directive system for Sanity Agent
The npm package @sanity/agent-directives receives a total of 1,537 weekly downloads. As such, @sanity/agent-directives popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @sanity/agent-directives demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 113 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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