ReferencesWorkflow Kit
Components API (React)
The @inngest/workflow-kit package provides a set of React components, enabling you to build a workflow editor UI in no time!
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Usage
src/components/my-workflow-editor.ts
import { useState } from "react";
import { Editor, Provider, Sidebar, type Workflow } from "@inngest/workflow-kit/ui";
// import `PublicEngineAction[]`
import { actionsDefinitions } from "@/inngest/actions-definitions";
// NOTE - Importing CSS from JavaScript requires a bundler plugin like PostCSS or CSS Modules
import "@inngest/workflow-kit/ui/ui.css";
import "@xyflow/react/dist/style.css";
export const MyWorkflowEditor = ({ workflow }: { workflow: Workflow }) => {
  const [workflowDraft, updateWorkflowDraft] =
    useState<typeof workflow>(workflow);
  return (
    <Provider
      workflow={workflowDraft}
      trigger={{ event: { name: 'blog-post.updated' } }}
      availableActions={actionsDefinitions}
      onChange={updateWorkflowDraft}
    >
      <Editor>
        <Sidebar position="right"></Sidebar>
      </Editor>
    </Provider>
  );
};
Reference
<Provider>
<Provider> is a Controlled Component, watching the workflow={} to update.
Make sure to updated workflow={} based on the updates received via onChange={}.
- Name
 workflow- Type
 - Workflow
 - Required
 - required
 - Description
 
- Name
 trigger- Type
 - object
 - Required
 - required
 - Description
 An object with a
name: stringproperty representing an event name.
- Name
 availableActions- Type
 - PublicEngineAction[]
 - Required
 - optional
 - Description
 
- Name
 onChange- Type
 - function
 - Required
 - required
 - Description
 A callback function, called after each
workflowchanges.
- Name
 {children}- Type
 - React.ReactNode
 - Required
 - required
 - Description
 The
<Provider>component should always get the following tree as children:
<Editor>
  <Sidebar position="right"></Sidebar>
</Editor>