chatbot-ui-core
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This package provides type definitions and the interface for Chatbot UI extensions to interact with the Chatbot UI application.
For Chatbot UI users there is no need to install anything, as it already pre-installed in the main application Chatbot UI.
Developers building their own extension can install this package by using:
npm i chatbot-ui-core@latest
If you want to build your own database extension you just have to implement the following interface in your package: ./src/database/client-side.ts
If you need a to use serverless functions to access your database (e.g. postgres), then you must also implement the Server-side database interface: ./src/database/server-side.ts
The server-side database implementation mainly uses the paths property to map any API calls made to /api/storage/[endpoint] directly to your package.
See the implementation of the package chatbot-ui-local-storage to view an example of a client-side-only database extension: https://github.com/jorge-menjivar/chatbot-ui-local-storage
See the implementation of the package chatbot-ui-rdbms to view an example of database extension that needs access to serverless functions: https://github.com/jorge-menjivar/chatbot-ui-rdbms
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Core library for the Chatbot UI project
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