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@squiz/resource-browser
The Resource Browser is a generic frontend intended for use across the Squiz DXP when a end user needs to browse for and select a resource via a React frontend UI. It is intended to allow rendering of various compatible sources and to move from one source
Resource Browser
The Resource Browser is a generic frontend intended for use across the Squiz DXP when a end user needs to browse for and select a resource via a React frontend UI. It is intended to allow rendering of various compatible sources and to move from one source to another seamlessly. It is not intended to provide an actual UI for any specific datasource; these must be provided via the plugin framework.
Plugins
The Resource Browser does not know how to interface with any source systems; this support needs to be plugged into it. A plugin interface has been defined to allow any source system to be added into the Resource Browser as needed with as complex a UI as that source needs. These plugin can be defined inline when simple (e.g testing) or published to NPM as a packages and consumed by a specific application.
An example plugin with comments as documentation can be found here.
Exports
This library exports both CommonJS and ESM code. It is recommended that you use the CommonJS when possible (when you aren't restricted by other tooling) as the testing framework we use (JEST) runs via this compilation method.
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The Resource Browser is a generic frontend intended for use across the Squiz DXP when a end user needs to browse for and select a resource via a React frontend UI. It is intended to allow rendering of various compatible sources and to move from one source
We found that @squiz/resource-browser demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 75 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 11 Dec 2025
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