components

@statorjs/stator/components holds the framework’s built-in server components. There is one today.

JsonLd

function JsonLd(props: JsonLdProps): HtmlFragment

interface JsonLdProps {
  json: Thing | Thing[]      // schema-dts types; an array renders as an @graph
  space?: string | number    // pretty-print indent
}

Renders a typed schema.org JSON-LD <script type="application/ld+json"> block:

import { JsonLd } from '@statorjs/stator/components'
<JsonLd json={{ "@type": "Product", name: "Pocket Notebook" }} />

The payload is typed against schema-dts, gets @context added (or is wrapped as an @graph for an array), and is serialized with a replacer that escapes the HTML sequences JSON-LD forbids inside <script> — so a value containing </script> can’t break out of the element. Use this rather than hand-writing the block through raw(): a literal <script> in a template would trip both text auto-escaping and the inline-script-is-a-client-component rule.

Lower-level exports

• ldToString(json, space?) — the serializer JsonLd uses: one entity (with @context) or an @graph, escaped safe for verbatim embedding in a <script> element.