Changelog

Runqora UI has no version numbers. The shadcn CLI always installs a component's latest code, and from then on the copy in your project is yours. To pick up a fix in a component you've already added, commit your work, add it again with --overwrite, and review the diff before keeping it:

npx shadcn@latest add @runqora/audit-log-viewer --overwrite

30 October 2026Copy Anchor Link

• A new Runqora logo, favicon and social preview images.
• This changelog.

29 October 2026Copy Anchor Link

• The home page shows each component set running against sample data, with the install steps.
• A new recommended libraries page lists other shadcn registries for the screens Runqora doesn't build, such as sign-in, billing and uploads.

28 October 2026Copy Anchor Link

Custom domainsCopy Anchor Link

Screens for your customers to connect their own domains, for whatever serves them: Cloudflare for SaaS, Vercel or your own proxy.

• custom-domains: add a domain, follow its setup until it's active, make one primary and remove it.
• domain-setup: the DNS records to create, with copy buttons and a status for each, checked again until the domain and its certificate are active.
• domains: the shared types, the DomainSource interface you write for your backend, and readHostname().

Connect a backend has a security checklist and maps each call to the Cloudflare for SaaS API and the Vercel SDK.

27 October 2026Copy Anchor Link

WebhooksCopy Anchor Link

Screens for your customers to manage the endpoints your app sends webhooks to, for whatever sends them: your own code or a service such as Svix.

• webhook-endpoints: add, edit, turn off and delete endpoints, send test events, and reveal or rotate signing secrets.
• webhook-delivery-log: deliveries with filters and paging.
• webhook-delivery-details: a delivery's payload and each attempt's response, with Resend.
• webhooks: the shared types and the WebhookSource interface you write for your backend.

Connect a backend has a security checklist and maps each call to the Svix SDK.

Audit log viewerCopy Anchor Link

See who did what in your app, with events kept in your own Postgres database.

• audit-log-viewer: a table of events with filters and paging.
• audit-event-details: one event and what it changed, in a side sheet.
• audit-log: the shared types and the AuditLogSource interface.
• audit-postgres: a plain-SQL store that works with any Postgres library or ORM.
• audit-actions: Next.js server actions that limit every query to what the signed-in person may see.

See Server setup.

FixedCopy Anchor Link

• audit-log-viewer: after a filter changed, "Load more" could add a page of events from the previous filter.

26 October 2026Copy Anchor Link

File browserCopy Anchor Link

The first release of the registry, with Radix and Base UI builds of every component. Browse and manage the Amazon S3 or Cloudflare R2 bucket you already have, with files going straight between the browser and the bucket.

• file-browser: folders, previews, upload, download, copy link, rename or move, and delete.
• object-actions: the menu for one file.
• object-details: a file's details in a side sheet.
• upload-button: uploads with progress.
• storage: the shared types and the StorageSource interface.
• s3: a small S3 client that signs requests with aws4fetch.
• storage-actions: Next.js server actions that refuse every request until you add an authorization check.

See Server setup.