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admin-search-list

v1.0.7

Published

React component for Creating search list in admin project

Readme

Admin search list

React component for Creating search list in admin project.

Features

  • Encapsulates most of the logic (collecting search data, searching, resetting, pagination, scroll loading, requests, etc.), requiring only a url, search area, and list area at minimum. Essentially, you only need to write the styles.
  • The search area is responsive, adapting to devices of various widths. You can simply place styled components without much thought.
  • The list area can render any element, whether it's tables, lists, cards, or other components.
  • Supports both scroll loading and pagination bar modes.
  • Automatically synchronizes pagination data to the URL, preserving pagination state upon page refresh.
  • Supports sticky search areas and sticky table headers.
  • Executes searches when external parameters change, useful for using data outside the component as search criteria.
  • Supports formatting search parameters.
  • Allows customization of search and reset button styles.
  • Supports delayed requests, useful for not loading data immediately when the page loads.
  • Includes a back-to-top feature.
  • Supports prefilling some search data before the component loads.
  • Allows for custom multilingual support.
  • Complete TypeScript type hints.

📒Documentation | 🔗Live Preview

Install

npm i -S admin-search-list

Usage

import SearchList, { GridAction, GridForm, GridFormItem } from 'admin-search-list';
import 'admin-search-list/dist-lib/style.css';

interface SearchModel {
  name: string;
  age: number;
}

interface ListItem {
  name: string;
  age: number;
}

const columns = [
  {
    title: 'name',
    dataIndex: 'name',
    key: 'name',
  },
  {
    title: 'age',
    dataIndex: 'age',
    key: 'age',
  },
];

const App = () => {
  const [form] = Form.useForm<SearchModel>();
  return (
    <SearchList<SearchModel, ListItem>
      url="myHttpGetUrl"
      searchRender={({ SearchBtnComponent }) => {
        return (
          // GridAction, GridForm, GridFormItem are antd helpers for grid layout form
          // They are not necessary
          <GridForm
            form={form}
          >
            <GridFormItem name="name" label="name">
              <Input />
            </GridFormItem>
            <GridFormItem name="age" label="age">
              <Input />
            </GridFormItem>
            <SearchBtnComponent />
            <GridAction>
              <Button type="primary">新增</Button>
              <Button type="primary">编辑</Button>
            </GridAction>
          </GridForm>
        );
      }}
      listRender={({ data }) => {
        return (
          // You can render anything you want
          <Table
            bordered
            dataSource={data}
            columns={columns}
            pagination={false}
            key="name"
            rowKey="name"
          />
        );
      }}
    />
  );
}