A standalone devframe that serves a JSON-render view: the server authors an @json-render/core spec once, and the browser renders it with the official @devframes/json-render-ui Vue frontend. The spec is a small project dashboard that exercises every base-catalog component — Stack, Card, Text, Badge, Button, Icon, Divider, TextInput, Switch, KeyValueTable, DataTable, CodeBlock, Progress, and Tree — end to end:

• @devframes/json-render/node — createJsonRenderView(ctx, { id, spec }) registers the spec as shared state, validates element props at ingress, and hands back a handle with update / patchState / dispose.
• live state — the server ticks uptime every second via patchState, so bound values ({ $state: '/…' }) update without replacing the whole spec.
• two-way bindings — the Display name input and the two switches write back into state via { $bindState: '/form/…' }.
• action bridge — Refresh re-samples the coverage/bundle Progress bars; Deploy flips the DataTable into a loading state and appends a module; Save sends the bound form values as action params and the server writes the name into the KeyValueTable. Each is dispatched as an RPC call of the same name, with per-action loading and error surfacing.
• @devframes/json-render-ui/spa — the prebuilt out-of-box SPA. This example has no client build: createJsonRenderDevframe(...) points clientAssets at the shipped renderer, which discovers the view from the JSON-render view index and renders it with JsonRenderView.

pnpm --filter json-render dev      # live dev server (http://localhost:9877/__json-render/)
node bin.mjs build --out-dir dist/static   # static snapshot (read-only; actions render disabled)

In the static build, the spec + state are snapshotted as a read-only render and the action bridge reports actions as unavailable — there is no live RPC.

The view is factored into src/dashboard.ts and exported as json-render/dashboard (createDashboardView(ctx) + dashboardSpec), so the hub examples plug the very same view into their hub context and project it onto a json-render dock — the Vite hub renders it with @devframes/json-render-ui (Vue), and the Next hub renders it with a small React registry.