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@burojs/react

v0.2.0

Published

Buro: React Provider, hooks, slot adapter, base UI translations, BuroRoutes

Readme

@burojs/react

React bindings for buro: context providers, the list controller, i18n, capabilities and test-id plumbing.

UI-kit agnostic — it deliberately depends on no @burojs/ui-* package, so any renderer can sit on top. Its native data runtime uses @tanstack/react-query internally.

Install

pnpm add @burojs/react @burojs/core

Usage

import { BuroProvider, useResourceList } from '@burojs/react';

function Root({ app, children }) {
  return <BuroProvider app={app}>{children}</BuroProvider>;
}

function MyList() {
  const list = useResourceList('company');
  return (
    <ul>
      {list.rows.map((r) => (
        <li key={r.id}>{String(r.name)}</li>
      ))}
    </ul>
  );
}

Main exports

  • useResourceList — the data-connected list controller: rows, pagination (including the unknown-total contract), filters, search, sorting, columns, selection, saved views, routing hrefs, and the on-demand row count. ResourceListProvider / useResourceListContext expose it to override slots, so a custom list body is testable against a stub controller with no runtime or Next mocking.
  • useApp / useCurrentResource / useCtx — registry and context access.
  • useAction — invoke a declared action and apply its ActionResult.
  • useCapability / useCapabilityResolver — the deny-wins capability engine gating fields, actions and tabs.
  • useComponent / mergeComponents / ComponentsContext — the component registry behind override slots (list.body.<resource>, list.filters.<resource>, show.banner.<resource>, …).
  • useT / useLocale / I18nContext, plus the built-in en / ru locale bundles — render-time i18n with a live language switch (no reload).
  • TestIdBuilder / TestIdContext — the stable test-id surface shared with @burojs/test-helpers.

License

MIT