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Framework-agnostic, Shadow-DOM web components for building AI chat interfaces — works in React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, or plain HTML. Authored in SolidJS.
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import type { Integration } from '../types';
/**
* mock — the zero-config first-win.
*
* Not a real backend: there's no provider, no API key, no `/api` route. The
* scaffolder special-cases `integration === 'mock'` and emits a front-end whose
* `onSubmit` SIMULATES a streamed assistant reply CLIENT-SIDE (token-by-token,
* a new array/object reference per chunk — honouring the messages contract).
*
* This lets `scaffold(useCase, integration: 'mock', framework: 'react')` run with
* zero config so a developer sees a live, streaming chat before wiring a model.
* Swap `integration` for a real provider (openrouter, ollama, …) when ready.
*
* It carries an empty `routeTemplates` on purpose: there is no server route to
* emit. `category: 'mock'` keeps it out of the real provider/gateway/framework/
* harness catalogs.
*/
const mock: Integration = {
id: 'mock',
title: 'Mock (local preview)',
category: 'mock',
language: 'ts',
streamFormat: 'native',
envVars: [],
routeTemplates: {},
streamMapping:
'No backend. onSubmit streams a canned assistant reply client-side, one token at a time, reassigning messages (new array/object reference) per chunk so kai-chat re-renders. Swap integration for a real provider when ready.',
runNote:
'No backend or API key needed — replies stream locally for preview. Run the front-end as-is; swap `integration` for a real provider (e.g. openrouter, ollama) when ready.',
docsSlug: 'integrations/mock',
};
export default mock;