@refinest/refine-adapter

Bridge to @refinedev/core v5: wraps a refinest App plus user-provided refine providers into ready-to-spread props for <Refine>.

Install

pnpm add @refinest/refine-adapter @refinest/core @refinedev/core

Usage

import { Refine } from '@refinedev/core';
import { defineApp, defineResource } from '@refinest/core';
import { useRefinestRefine, bindDispatcherEffects } from '@refinest/refine-adapter';

const app = defineApp({ name: 'admin' });
app.use(defineResource('post', { basePath: '/posts' }));

function Root() {
  const refineProps = useRefinestRefine(app, {
    dataProvider: yourRefineDataProvider,
    notificationProvider: yourNotificationProvider,
    accessControlProvider: yourRefineAccessControlProvider, // optional
    scopeResolver: (resource) => ({ companyId: 'c1' }),     // optional, scope to inject
    ourCan: (action, resource, record) => true,             // your permissions check
  });

  return <Refine {...refineProps}>{/* your routes */}</Refine>;
}

What it does

• wrapDataProvider: injects a per-resource scope into getList (as filter) and getOne/create/update/deleteOne (as meta.__scope). custom is opt-in (no scope).
• wrapAccessControlProvider: AND-chains your ourCan with refine's accessControlProvider — your deny short-circuits, otherwise delegates.
• toRefineResources: maps refinest ResourceDef[] to refine v5 ResourceProps[] — uses string paths, not components (per refine v5).
• bindDispatcherEffects: wires refinest ActionResult effects (notify / refetch / redirect / setClipboard / clearSelection) to refine providers. info notifications map to progress (refine v5 has no info).
• useRefinestRefine: composes everything into a single RefineProps object.

License

MIT