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@yoast/ai-frontend
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The Yoast AI Frontend is a collection of React Components that serve as the building blocks for integrating Yoast AI into any platform. It also contains a reusable API client for interacting with the Yoast AI API.
Note: This package is intended to be used by the Yoast team and its partners only.
npm install @yoast/ai-frontend
, yarn add @yoast/ai-frontend
, or use any other package manager of your choice.The AI Frontend ships as a single bundle that includes the API client and the React components. Most integrations will use any combination of the Generator components in combination with the API client. For instructions on how to construct and use the Yoast AI API Client, please refer to the AI Client documentation.
cd
into it.nvm use
to switch to the correct node version.yarn install
.The Yoast AI Frontend uses Storybook for documentation and testing (not available when installing through npm). To run the Storybook server, use the following command:
yarn storybook
http://localhost:6006
.The generator components are available in the Generators
category. They use a mocked API client by default. To switch to the live API client, toggle the useRealAPI
switch in the Storybook UI. You'll need to provide your partner credentials in the UI.
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The frontend for Yoast AI features
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We found that @yoast/ai-frontend demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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