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@instafix/dashboard

v0.3.2

Published

Linear-style triage inbox React component for InstaFix feedback

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Docs TypeScript

@instafix/dashboard

A Linear-style triage inbox for your InstaFix feedback.

<InstaFixInbox /> is a keyboard-first React component that lists every feedback your clients sent through @instafix/widget — annotated screenshots re-rendered as the client framed them, status triage (open / in progress / resolved / won't fix) with undo, search, and deep links back to the live page.

Part of InstaFix — documentation.

Install

npm install @instafix/dashboard

React 18 or 19 (peer dependency). Ships ESM and CJS, zero runtime dependencies besides React.

Quick start

import { InstaFixInbox } from "@instafix/dashboard";

<InstaFixInbox
  projects="my-app"
  endpoint="/api/instafix"
  apiKey={KEY}
  theme="auto"
/>

Give it a container with a height — it fills its parent (min 480 px) and adapts to the container's width, not the viewport.

Prefer your own UI? All the logic — fetching, filters, optimistic mutations, undo, pagination — is exposed as a headless hook:

const inbox = useInstaFixInbox({ projects: "my-app", endpoint: "/api/instafix" });

Highlights

  • Keyboard-first — j/k navigate, e/p/x toggle statuses, u undo, / search, ? shows the cheat sheet
  • Three data modes — HTTP endpoint, in-process store, or a fully custom 3-method source (tRPC/GraphQL/server actions)
  • Themeable without Shadow DOM — scoped ifd- classes and --ifd-* CSS variables; light/dark/auto with live system-theme tracking
  • 8 built-in locales (Korean is the default) plus runtime custom locales via registerLocale

Documentation

Props, headless API, theming variables with the correct override selectors, custom sources: instafix.realstory.blog/docs/dashboard.

License

MIT