陈大猫
d5a03606b7
* feat: rebuild plugin pages with host rendering and native settings * fix(plugins): contain host-view errors, isolate editing, and migrate fixtures * fix(plugins): migrate remaining permission fixture hosts
Hello React: host-rendered plugin UI
This example uses ordinary React and custom CSS. Netcatty draws its visible UI;
the script runs in the isolated runtime and requests views and settings.read (its own settings only).
Build: npm run build --workspace @netcatty/example-hello-react-host.
Package this folder with the plugin CLI and install the .ncpkg from Settings.
No development environment flag is needed for this browser example.
It declares Vault, terminal sidebar, tab, aside, panel and modal views. Its Settings entry is a standard Netcatty form with greeting, appearance and content groups. Name, greeting enabled, accent color and default note are saved by the host and applied to new pages and already-open pages. Demo edits inside a page remain local; use Settings to change persistent defaults. Try text/Chinese input, reset, checkbox, select, a package image and the custom menu. Close and reopen a sidebar: its registered tool remains available. Hidden views retain their own state within the host's five-minute/16-instance cache.
The view permission grants no host data. User-entered text is handled by the
plugin. Unsafe elements, external resources and escaping styles are rejected;
ordinary React support does not guarantee every third-party browser library.
See docs/plugin-platform/host-rendered-ui.md for the supported contract.