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@redhat-cloud-services/rule-components

v3.2.10

Published

Components to be used when showing rule information

Downloads

2,401

Readme

Migration guide v2 -> v3

Import paths changes

Do not import any assets from dist folder. Direct imports are anow available in the library root.

-import RuleTable, { severity } from '@redhat-cloud-services/rule-components/dist/cjs/RuleTable';
+import RuleTable, { severity } from '@redhat-cloud-services/rule-components/RuleTable';

Import styles is not required

Importing CSS/SCSS files is not required. Styles will be injected when components are used.

Usage

If you want to use rules table component please pass entire dataset from server to it and with columns you'll have the chance to properly show the rows.

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import RuleTable, { severity } from '@redhat-cloud-services/rule-components/RuleTable';
import { DateFormat } from '@redhat-cloud-services/frontend-components/DateFormat';
import { Battery } from '@redhat-cloud-services/frontend-components/Battery';
import {
    descriptionFilter,
    totalRiskFilter,
    ansibleSupportFilter,
    categoryFilter,
    incidentRulesFilter,
    likelihoodFilter,
    riskOfChangeFilter,
    ruleStatusFilter,
    impactFilter
} from '@redhat-cloud-services/rule-components/dist/RuleFilters';
import data from './data.json';

class MyCmp extends Component {
    render() {
        return <RuleTable
            filters={{
                descriptionFilter,
                totalRiskFilter,
                ansibleSupportFilter,
                categoryFilter,
                incidentRulesFilter,
                likelihoodFilter,
                riskOfChangeFilter,
                ruleStatusFilter,
                impactFilter
            }}
            fetchData={console.log}
            rules={data}
            columns={[
                { title: 'Description', selector: 'description' },
                { title: 'Added', selector: ({ created_at: created }) => <DateFormat date={new Date(created)} /> },
                {
                    title: 'Total risk',
                    selector: ({ total_risk: riskNumber }) => (
                        <Battery label={Object.values(severity)[riskNumber - 1]} severity={riskNumber} />
                    )
                }
            ]}
            filterValues={{
                totalRiskFilter: [ 'low' ]
            }}
            detail={() => <div>This is detail that is shown when user colapses/expands</div>}
        />;
    }
}

ReactDOM.render(<MyCmp />, document.querySelector('.demo-app'));

NOTE: you can also use package import import { RuleTable, severity } from '@redhat-cloud-services, just be careful as your bundle size might increase a lot, because treeshaking might not work properly. If that happens please consider using direc imports as in example.

Props

  • filters - list or object of filters
  • rules - actual data from API, including meta information
  • columns - list of columns to be shown. Each column should have selector attribute
  • detail - what to render something in expendable row
  • isLoading - to indicate that data are being fetched from server
  • fetchData - function to fetch the actual data from server
  • toolbarProps - additional props for toolbar
  • filterValues - applied filters in table, they should match signature of filters
  • sortBy - PF4 sortBy object
  • loadingBars - number of loading bars when data are feched

filters

There are some predefined filters to be used in rules table, please check the detail above. It can be either array, or object with specific names. If you want to pass some custom filters please pass it as function with one argument that has shape of { onChange, value, ...props } to properly manage the state of filter.

descriptionFilter,
totalRiskFilter,
ansibleSupportFilter,
categoryFilter,
incidentRulesFilter,
likelihoodFilter,
riskOfChangeFilter,
ruleStatusFilter,
impactFilter

rules

This is the main data that comes from API. It expects 2 properties data and meta.

rules.data

Array of rows to be shown, you will select what should be visible in each cell via colum[IDX].selector

rules.meta

Meta information about pagination where count is the most crutial part, offset and limit will be precalculated and you should update it only when chaning page.

{
    count,
    offset,
    limit
}

columns

Array of columns to be shown. Each column needs to have title - to show anything in table header and selector to show data in each cell of table, it can either be array or string to as lodash accessor or function to render something specific. If you choose function for selector you'll receive row data, row key and cell key in arguments. If you want to disable sort by for specific cells you have to pass disableSort.

detail

Function or React node to show something specific in detail of collapsible row.

isLoading

If your data are loading pass isLoading property to indicate data loading. Columns will still be visible, but not sortable.

fetchData

This function is called everytime somthing changes (after each user interaction). You will receive one object with meta for pagination, filterValues for filtering and sortBy for sorting.

filterValues

Applied filters outside of RuleTable component. It should be object with keys to match keys of filters. Values should be either array of strings/numbers or just string/number they will be then matched to values of each filter. If the key is not present in filters the filter will not be visible, if the value is not present in available filters raw value will be shown.

sortBy

This is to indicate which cell is sorted by. It is sortBy from PF4.