Packages
@anvia/react: Overview
React hooks, event transports, and stream readers for Anvia browser clients.
What it is
React hooks, event transports, and stream readers for Anvia browser clients.
Use @anvia/react when the application needs a browser UI that consumes Anvia stream events
without owning server-side model code. It provides stateful hooks for chat transcripts and
single-prompt completion surfaces, plus transport helpers for JSONL, SSE, fetch, and in-process
test flows.
Where it fits
@anvia/react belongs in the browser. It pairs with an application route, usually implemented with @anvia/server, that streams Anvia events.
The package owns client-side chat/completion state and event-stream transport plumbing. Keep server routes, auth, persistence, model selection, and product UI composition in application code.
Use useChat(...) for multi-turn transcripts, follow-up turns, tools, attachments, and human
input. Use useCompletion(...) when the surface has one prompt input and one generated text
result. Both hooks can send the same default request shape, { messages, stream: true }, but they
maintain different client state.
Public surface
The main documented exports include useChat, useCompletion, createFetchTransport,
createChatTransport, createDirectTransport, readJsonlStream, readSseStream, and
fetchEventStream. The reference page lists the package entrypoint and public symbols that are
checked by the docs reference coverage script.