Getting Started with Batoi UIF
Batoi UIF can be used as a route-scoped enhancement inside an existing Batoi public, platform, workspace, or product page.
The public website shell can continue to use its existing layout while UIF powers a contained workspace, chart, form, register, editor, table, theme tool, or AI-assisted app surface.
Route-Scoped Loading
Load UIF only where it is needed.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/assets/batoi-uif-main/dist/uif.css">For classic server-rendered pages, load the IIFE bundle and start declarative UIF behavior after the route markup is present.
<script src="/assets/batoi-uif-main/dist/uif.iife.js"></script>
<script>
BatoiUIF.autoStart(document);
</script>For module-based route scripts, import the functions needed by the route.
<script type="module">
import { start, mountIcons, initChart } from '/assets/batoi-uif-main/dist/uif.esm.js';
const root = document.querySelector('[data-uif-demo]');
start(root);
mountIcons(root);
initChart(root.querySelector('[data-uif="chart"]'));
</script>Recommended Integration
- Keep the page shell responsible for navigation, breadcrumbs, and footer.
- Keep UIF inside a bounded application root.
- Use route-specific CSS for layout glue.
- Prefer declarative
data-uifcomponents when the server can render the initial state. - Keep browser-only demos free from server upload unless a governed endpoint is intentionally added.
- Document what the user can try and what the application exports.
Minimal Micro App Root
<section data-uif-demo="theme-builder">
<header>
<h2>Theme Builder</h2>
</header>
<main>
<!-- UIF controls and preview -->
</main>
</section>Declarative Component Root
<section data-uif-demo="register">
<table data-uif="table" data-uif-options='{"mode":"local","search":true,"selectable":true}'>
<!-- server-rendered header and rows -->
</table>
</section>Where to Go Next
Read the Micro Apps guide before building richer browser-side examples, and review the library examples under /assets/batoi-uif-main/examples/ for current component, table, chart, editor, and action patterns.