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@octanejs/zag

Zag state-machine bindings for the Octane UI framework.

Installation

npm install @octanejs/zag
pnpm add @octanejs/zag

This package ports @zag-js/[email protected] onto Octane while reusing the framework-agnostic @zag-js/core, @zag-js/store, @zag-js/types, and @zag-js/utils packages unchanged. It is the runtime substrate for Octane ports of component libraries built on Zag, including Ark UI and Chakra UI.

Change the framework adapter import while keeping machine definitions and connect functions on their existing @zag-js/* packages:

// before
import { normalizeProps, useMachine } from '@zag-js/react';

// after
import { normalizeProps, useMachine } from '@octanejs/zag';
import { normalizeProps, useMachine } from '@octanejs/zag';
import * as toggle from '@zag-js/toggle';

export function Toggle() @{
  const service = useMachine(toggle.machine, { id: 'example' });
  const api = toggle.connect(service, normalizeProps);

  <button {...api.getRootProps()}>{api.pressed ? 'On' : 'Off'}</button>
}

API

The public surface matches @zag-js/[email protected]:

  • useMachine runs a Zag machine with Octane hooks.
  • normalizeProps types Zag-generated host props for Octane JSX.
  • Portal renders into document.body or a supplied container and supports disabled and server-rendered in-place output.
  • mergeProps is re-exported from @zag-js/core.
  • useSyncExternalStore is re-exported from Octane.

The adapter forwards Octane's compiler-assigned hook slots through every composed hook and through Zag's indirect bindable and track callbacks. Distinct machines and bindable context values therefore remain independent.

Verification

Behavioral tests cover transitions, bindable context, independent hook call sites, multi-child portals, disabled portals, and server rendering. A differential test runs the same machine through this package and @zag-js/[email protected] and compares the state/context trace. Published source and dependency checks ensure React is development-only.

Current scope and verification status are tracked in the generated bindings status table, sourced from this package's status.json.