@isudev/gutenberg

Components, controls, fields and hooks for the WordPress Gutenberg editor — the parts of a block’s editor UI that would otherwise be rewritten per project. Targets WordPress 7.0, ships ESM with type declarations, and has nothing but @wordpress/* and React at runtime.

npm install @isudev/gutenberg

Importing modules

Prefer the narrowest public subpath. It bypasses the category barrel and gives your bundler the smallest and most explicit module graph:

import { MediaControl } from '@isudev/gutenberg/controls/MediaControl';
import { useBreakpoint } from '@isudev/gutenberg/hooks/useBreakpoint';

Category imports are convenient when several related modules are used together, and stay tree-shakeable in production ESM builds:

import { BlockLinkControl, LinkText } from '@isudev/gutenberg/controls';

Never import from dist/ — only the documented subpaths are public API.

ESM only

The package ships ESM exclusively and defines its public surface with exports alone, so a TypeScript consumer needs "moduleResolution": "bundler" (or "node16"/"nodenext") to see its types — the legacy "node" strategy reads only main and finds nothing. From CommonJS, use await import( … ) instead of require(). @wordpress/scripts needs no configuration for either.

Where to start

• Reference — every public component, control, field and hook, with all of its props and runnable examples. Each page is generated from the README that ships beside that module’s source.
• Guide for coding agents — the module catalog and the rules that are easy to get wrong, in the form shipped inside the npm tarball.

For AI coding agents

This site publishes /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt and /llms-small.txt, plus the machine-readable module catalog at /catalog.json.

In a project that already depends on the library, run:

npx @isudev/gutenberg init

That vendors the module catalog into .agents/vendor/ and points your AGENTS.md — and your Cursor rules or Copilot instructions, if you use them — at it, so your agent finds the documentation without being told about it every time.