Getting Started with React Admin Components

This is a component library that aims to simplify the creation of admin panels and dashboards. This library aims to build ontop of other popular open source libraries namely Material UI, Tanstack Query, React Hook Forms and others.

####Usage

Wrap the root of the application with Tanstack Query provider

const queryClient = new QueryClient();
<QueryClientProvider client={queryClient}>
  // You root of app here
</QueryClientProvider>;

####Listings

<ListingProvider>

    // Filters
    <ListingSearchBar />
    <ListingMultiSelect />

    // Actual Listing
    <Listing>

</ListingProvider>

ListingProvider is a context that manages the filters for the listing page and pass the filters for the <Listing />. Pagination is being handled under the Listing component.

Please check the here for the basic usage. The system is strongly typed for developers to strongly understand what Resource that we are working on.

Sample:

Provided Components

1. ListingAdvanceFilter A side bar drawer where is holds different filters components.
2. ListingFilterDisplay Displays the applied filters. The filters can be canceled and reset
3. ListingFilterDropdown Select one filter
4. ListingMultiSelect Select multiple filter
5. ListingSearchBar Search bar

Check the Generated filters formats here. This format can be transformed to the shape that you want

Headless Usage

To create your own filter component

    const { value: V, onChange: (value:V) => void, resetFilter: ()=> void } = useFilterController<T, V>({
        queryFunc: (v: T) => TFilter<T>,
        name: string,
  });

To create your own listing component just use this hook

    function useListingCore<T>({
        queryFunc: TQueryListFunc<T>;
        columns: GridColumns<T>;
        defaultLimit?: number;
        listingKey: string;
        onSuccess?: (data: {
            nextToken: string;
            total: number;
            items: T[];
        }) => void;
    }) => ({
        setSortModel: React.Dispatch<React.SetStateAction<GridSortItem[]>>;
        setLimit: React.Dispatch<React.SetStateAction<number>>;
        setPage: React.Dispatch<React.SetStateAction<number>>;
        sortModel: GridSortItem[];
        isLoading: boolean;
        limit: number;
        page: number;
        data: any;
    })