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@dset/admin

v1.0.0

Published

DSET admin-shell capabilities (Layer 5) — AdminShell, Sidebar, TopNav and WorkspaceSwitcher. Router-agnostic; nav content is injected as a schema.

Downloads

64

Readme

@dset/admin

Layer 5 — admin-shell capabilities. The frame for an admin application: AdminShell (layout), Sidebar (nav rail), TopNav (content top bar) and WorkspaceSwitcher (top-level area switcher). A future product assembles a complete admin app from these in minutes.

Layer rule: admin may import @dset/ui, @dset/tokens, @dset/utils.

Router-agnostic by design

The shell never imports a router. Navigation is data + render-prop:

  • You pass a nav schema (NavSection[] / Workspace[]) — the content.
  • You pass the active key — derived from your router however you like.
  • You optionally pass renderItem to control the link element (a react-router <NavLink>, a Next <Link>, …). The shell builds the inner content + styled className; you choose the element.
import { Sidebar } from '@dset/admin';
import { NavLink } from 'react-router-dom';

<Sidebar
  sections={NAV_SECTIONS} // your schema
  activeKey={current} // from your router
  renderItem={(item, { content, className }) => (
    <NavLink to={item.href!} className={className}>
      {content}
    </NavLink>
  )}
/>;

The i3MS Sidebar baked in NAV_SECTIONS, react-router and useSidebarBadges; all three now live in the product, leaving a pure, reusable shell.

Components

| Component | Purpose | i3MS source | | ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | --------------------- | | AdminShell | banner + sidebar + topbar + scrollable content | AdminLayout | | Sidebar | schema-driven nav rail with sections, icons, badges | Sidebar + NavItem | | TopNav | title + search + actions + status slots | Topbar | | WorkspaceSwitcher | top-level area pills | WorkspaceSwitcher |

Deferred (audited)

  • Breadcrumb system — i3MS has no breadcrumbs, so there is nothing proven to extract. Add it when a product introduces (and validates) breadcrumb navigation.
  • Collapsible sidebar / responsive drawer — not present in i3MS; add when proven.

The i3MS nav schema, page titles and route wiring stay in the i3MS app — only the generic shell is platform.