API Surface

@secured-ai/react is more than hooks. It also re-exports a useful slice of @secured-ai/core, so many applications can stay on a single import boundary.

React-native exports

Components

• SecuredProvider
• SecuredProviderProps

Hooks

• usePrivacyClient
• usePrivacyStatus
• useDetect
• useScan
• useObfuscate
• useRestore
• useSessions
• useTextReview
• useFileDetect
• useFileObfuscate
• useVault

Hook return and option types

• UseDetectReturn
• UseVaultReturn
• UseScanOptions
• UseScanReturn
• UseObfuscateReturn
• UseTextReviewReturn
• UseRestoreReturn
• UseSessionsReturn
• UseFileDetectReturn
• UseFileObfuscateReturn

Core class re-exports

These are re-exported so consumers do not always need a separate @secured-ai/core import:

• PrivacyClient
• VaultManager

Core constant and helper re-exports

Entity helpers

• ENTITY_TYPES

String matching

• StringMatcher
• defaultStringMatcher
• strictStringMatcher
• lenientStringMatcher

Entity storage and vault helpers

• DefaultVaultRepository
• MemoryVaultCache
• LocalStorageVaultCache
• SessionStorageVaultCache
• IndexedDbVaultCache
• WebCryptoVaultCrypto
• canonicalizeVaultEntityType
• normalizeVaultEntryKey
• vaultEntityTypesMatch
• vaultEntryMatchesEntity
• deobfuscateWithVaultEntries

Re-exported core types

@secured-ai/react also re-exports the main core types, including:

• entity types such as EntityType, SensitiveEntity, ExtendedSensitiveEntity, DetectionSource
• result types such as PrivacyScanResult, ObfuscationResult, RestorationResult, FileProcessingResult
• session and review types such as PrivacySession, SerializedPrivacySession, SessionMapping, TextReview, TextReviewItem, FinalizedTextReview
• config and vault types such as PrivacyClientConfig, PrivacyVaultConfig, EngineConfig, DefaultVaultRepositoryOptions, VaultEntry, VaultSnapshotState, VaultStatus, VaultResolveOptions
• string matcher types such as MatchConfig and MatchResult

If you want the complete shape details, see the core docs:

• PrivacyClient
• Types
• Utilities & Adapters

When to import from @secured-ai/react vs @secured-ai/core

Import from @secured-ai/react when:

• your code already depends on the React package
• you want one import boundary in UI code
• you need both hooks and core helpers in the same file

Import from @secured-ai/core when:

• you are writing framework-agnostic code
• the code runs outside React
• you want the narrower dependency boundary