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langgraph-ui-sdk

v0.0.2

Published

SDK for implementing Langgraph in your frontend in few seconds

Downloads

140

Readme

langgraph-ui-sdk

LangGraph user interface SDK requires only JavaScript or Typescript to have chat component connected to your server or LangGraph cloud directly

image

setup can be done using npm install or CDN in HTML file directly

Set up using npm

Install the package

npm install langgraph-ui-sdk

Create HTML tag for the chat component

<section id="assistant-agi"></section>

Import initChatBot and connect to your server

import { initChatBot } from 'langgraph-ui-sdk'
...

initChatBot({
      containerId: "assistant-agi", // id of the HTML tag
      apiUrl: "<ADD_YOUR_API_URL>", // server url or LangGraph cloud url
      apiKey: "<ADD_API_KEY>", // optional only for local development
      configurable: { "param1": "value1" }, // LangGraph configurable parameters 
      headers: {
        'Authorization': 'Bearer <TOKEN>',
      } // your server needed headers 
    })

Using CDN

<head>
  <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/index.js"></script>
</head>

<body>
  <section id="assistant-agi"></section>
  <script>LangGraphChatbot.initChatBot({
      containerId: "assistant-agi", // id of the HTML tag
      apiUrl: "<ADD_YOUR_API_URL>", // server url or LangGraph cloud url
      apiKey: "<ADD_API_KEY>", // optional only for local development
      configurable: { "param1": "value1" }, // LangGraph configurable parameters 
      headers: {
        'Authorization': 'Bearer <TOKEN>',
      } // your server needed headers 
    })</script>
</body>

Changing Style

You can overwrite the CSS from following file:

node_modules/@assistant-ui/react/styles/index.css

Contributions

All welcome, feel free to create issue too.

Credits

Huge thanks for the developer of @assistant-ui, this small library is based on it.