jargo-web

The web toolkit for jargo voice servers: a headless client, a framework-agnostic UI (the Orb), and framework bindings — all in one npm-workspaces monorepo, layered like pipecat's client-js / client-react so the core can be reused anywhere.

Packages

Package	What it is
@gojargo/jargo-client-js	Headless WebRTC/RTVI client + shared logic (e.g. TranscriptTracker). No UI, no framework.
@gojargo/jargo-ui	Framework-agnostic UI: the Orb, plus the design system (--jargo-* tokens + theme.css).
@gojargo/jargo-client-react	React provider, hooks, <Orb />, and voice-UI components (ConnectButton, Transcript, …).
@gojargo/jargo-client-vue	Vue 3 composables and an <Orb> component.
@gojargo/jargo-elements	Web components — <jargo-orb>, <jargo-connect-button>, <jargo-transcript>, …

Dependency flow: jargo-client-js (client + shared logic) and jargo-ui (visuals + design system) are the two bases; jargo-client-react, jargo-client-vue, and jargo-elements all build on them. Each framework provides native components, but they share one core: the logic lives in jargo-client-js, and the look (--jargo-* tokens + theme.css) lives in jargo-ui.

Other frameworks (Angular, Svelte, Solid, plain HTML): use the web components from @gojargo/jargo-elements (<jargo-orb>, <jargo-connect-button>, <jargo-transcript>, …) and the plain JargoClient / Orb classes directly — no framework-specific package needed.

• examples/nextjs-voicebot — a Next.js voicebot using the React bindings and the Orb.

Quick start

npm install     # install + link the workspace
npm run build   # build every package (in dependency order)
npm run example # run the Next.js example on http://localhost:3000

Configure the example by copying examples/nextjs-voicebot/.env.local.example to .env.local and setting NEXT_PUBLIC_JARGO_URL (and the TURN vars when the server runs in Kubernetes).

See each package's README for details. License: BSD-2-Clause.