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`voiden-wrapper` is the official wrapper library for building **Voiden extensions**. It provides the necessary hooks, utilities, and integration points to create powerful, composable, and reusable blocks that work seamlessly within the Voiden ecosystem.
voiden-wrappervoiden-wrapper is the official wrapper library for building Voiden extensions. It provides the necessary hooks, utilities, and integration points to create powerful, composable, and reusable blocks that work seamlessly within the Voiden ecosystem.
npm install voiden-wrapper
or with yarn:
yarn add voiden-wrapper
Here's a basic example to get you started:
import { defineExtension } from 'voiden-wrapper';
export default defineExtension({
name: 'example-extension',
version: '1.0.0',
setup(api) {
api.registerBlock({
type: 'custom-block',
label: 'My Custom Block',
render(props) {
return `<div>Hello from custom block: ${props.content}</div>`;
},
});
},
});
A typical extension built with voiden-wrapper should export a default defineExtension() call that registers:
Voiden loads these extensions in a sandboxed local environment to ensure safety and composability.
To develop and test your extension locally, use the Voiden CLI (coming soon) or load it directly into the desktop app via the Developer Tools → Load Extension panel.
Detailed extension APIs and examples are available on the Voiden Extension Docs (placeholder link).
This wrapper targets Voiden >=1.0.0. Breaking changes will be versioned according to semver.
Voiden extensions are designed to be:
We welcome contributions and bug reports. Please open issues or pull requests in the voiden-wrapper GitHub repository.
MIT © VoidenHQ
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`voiden-wrapper` is the official wrapper library for building **Voiden extensions**. It provides the necessary hooks, utilities, and integration points to create powerful, composable, and reusable blocks that work seamlessly within the Voiden ecosystem.
We found that @voiden/extension-kit demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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