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@molaux/mui-crudf

v2.3.9

Published

A Material UI component that provides a Create, Update, Delete interface for @molaux/sequelize-graphql-schema-builder

Downloads

28

Readme

Material-UI CRUDF

This piece of code exposes CRUD interfaces built on top of MUI and Sequelize GraphQL Schema Builder.

To achieve this, it uses data exposed by the Sequelize GraphQL Schema Builder to build relationnships, types, fields, validators and default values from the server. At the present time the deifferent views (List, Create, Update, Show) are auto connected to GraphQL subscriptions exposed by the server that updates data in real time.

From the example (MUI App Biolerplate) :

import React from 'react'
import PropTypes from 'prop-types'

import {
  CRUDF
} from '@molaux/mui-crudf'

const BookmarkCRUDF = ({ className, initialView, onLink }) => (
  <CRUDF
    className={className}
    typeName="Bookmark"
    initialView={initialView?.view}
    initialValue={initialView?.value}
    translations={{
      fields: {
        createdAt: 'Creation date',
        updatedAt: 'Update date',
        url: 'Link',
        comment: 'Comment',
        visits: 'Visits',
        User: 'Creator'
      },
      type: {
        singular: 'Bookmark',
        plural: 'Bookmarks',
        'Bookmark creation': 'Add bookmark',
        'Bookmark edition': 'Edit bookmark'
      }
    }}
    listLayout={{
      order: [
        'url', 'visits', 'User', 'comment'
      ],
      hide: ['id', 'createdAt', 'updatedAt']
    }}
    editLayout={{
      layout: [
        ['url'],
        ['comment'],
        ['User']
      ],
      hide: [
        'id', 'createdAt', 'updatedAt'
      ]
    }}
    createLayout={{
      layout: [
        ['url'],
        ['comment'],
        ['User']
      ],
      hide: [
        'id', 'createdAt', 'updatedAt'
      ]
    }}
    showLayout={{
      layout: [
        ['url'],
        ['visits'],
        ['comment'],
        ['User'],
        ['createdAt', 'updatedAt']
      ],
      hide: [
        'id'
      ]
    }}
  />
)

BookmarkCRUDF.propTypes = {
  className: PropTypes.string,
  initialView: PropTypes.shape({
    view: PropTypes.string,
    value: PropTypes.shape({})
  }),
  onLink: PropTypes.func
}

BookmarkCRUDF.defaultProps = {
  className: null,
  initialView: null,
  onLink: () => null
}

export default BookmarkCRUDF

An example with embedded form :

import React from 'react'
import PropTypes from 'prop-types'

import {
  CRUDF,
  CreateTypeForm,
  EditTypeForm,
  TypeShow
} from '@molaux/mui-crudf'

const addressConfiguration = {
  translations: {
    fields: {
      label: 'Name',
      street: 'Street',
      zipCode: 'Zipcode',
      city: 'Town',
      country: 'Country',
      comment: 'Comment'
    }
  },
  layout: {
    hide: ['name', 'Suppliers', 'Users', 'id', 'createdAt', 'updatedAt', 'Customers'],
    layout: [
      ['label'],
      ['street'],
      ['zipCode', 'city'],
      ['country'],
      ['comment']
    ]
  }
}

const CreateAddressForm = CreateTypeForm({
  typeName: 'Address',
  ...addressConfiguration
})

const EditAddressForm = EditTypeForm({
  typeName: 'Address',
  ...addressConfiguration
})

const AddressShow = TypeShow({
  typeName: 'Address',
  ...addressConfiguration
})

const UsersConfiguration = ({
  className,
  initialView,
  onLink
}) => (
  <CRUDF
    className={className}
    typeName="User"
    initialView={initialView?.view}
    initialValue={initialView?.value}
    handles={{
      Group: (view, o) => onLink('Group', view, o)
    }}
    translations={{
      fields: {
        createdAt: 'Creation date',
        updatedAt: 'Last modification date',
        firstName: 'Firstname',
        lastName: 'Lastname',
        name: 'Complete name',
        comment: 'Comment',
        enabled: 'Active',
        password: 'Password',
        authenticationType: 'Authentication type',
        login: 'Login',
        phone: 'Phone',
        email: 'Mail',
        Address: 'Address',
        Groups: 'Groups',
        Permissions: 'Extra permissions'
      },
      type: {
        singular: 'User',
        plural: 'Users',
        'User creation': 'New user',
        'User edition': 'Update user'
      }
    }}
    listLayout={{
      order: [
        'name',
        'login',
        'enabled',
        'Address',
        'phone',
        'email',
        'Groups',
        'Permissions',
        'comment'
      ],
      layout: {
        Permissions: { maxLength: 8 }
      },
      hide: [
        'id', 'firstName', 'lastName', 'password', 'authenticationType',
        'createdAt', 'updatedAt'
      ]
    }}
    showLayout={{
      layout: [
        ['enabled'],
        ['name', 'login'],
        ['phone', 'email'],
        ['Groups', 'Permissions'],
        ['Address'],
        ['comment'],
        ['createdAt', 'updatedAt']
      ],
      hide: [
        'id', 'lastName', 'firstName', 'authenticationType',
        'password'
      ],
      components: {
        Address: AddressShow
      }
    }}
    editLayout={{
      layout: [
        ['enabled'],
        ['firstName', 'lastName'],
        ['login', 'password'],
        ['phone', 'email'],
        ['Groups', 'Permissions'],
        ['Address'],
        ['comment']
      ],
      hide: [
        'id', 'name', 'authenticationType',
        'addressId', 'createdAt', 'updatedAt'
      ],
      components: {
        Address: EditAddressForm
      }
    }}
    createLayout={{
      layout: [
        ['enabled'],
        ['firstName', 'lastName'],
        ['login', 'password'],
        ['phone', 'email'],
        ['Groups', 'Permissions'],
        ['Address'],
        ['comment']
      ],
      hide: [
        'id', 'name', 'authenticationType',
        'addressId', 'createdAt', 'updatedAt'
      ],
      components: {
        Address: CreateAddressForm
      }
    }}
  />
)

UsersConfiguration.propTypes = {
  className: PropTypes.string,
  initialView: PropTypes.shape({
    view: PropTypes.string,
    value: PropTypes.shape({})
  }),
  onLink: PropTypes.func
}

UsersConfiguration.defaultProps = {
  className: null,
  initialView: null,
  onLink: () => null
}

export default UsersConfiguration