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react-craft-ai-operations-history

v0.1.3

Published

React component to display craft ai operations history

Readme

react-craft-ai-operations-history

Version License

OperationHistory is a React component aiming at displaying the context operations of a craft ai agent.

Demo

Usage

A very basic usage looks like that

<OperationsHistory
  agentConfiguration={myAgentConfiguration}
  initialOperations={myAgentOperations}
/>

Where myAgentConfiguration and myAgentOperationsare data structures that can be retrieved from the craft ai API.

The component can be used with load as you scroll strategy using the following props

<OperationsHistory
  agentConfiguration={myAgentConfiguration}
  from={myAgent.firstTimestamp}
  to={myAgent.lastTimestamp}
  onRequestOperations={(requestedFrom, requestedTo, requestInitialState) => {
    /* ... */
    return {
      operations, // The retrieved operations
      from, // The first timestamp that was requested
      to, // The last timestamp that was requested
      initialState // If `requestInitialState` is true, the full state of the agent at `from`
    };
  }}
/>

Props reference

agentConfiguration (required)

The configuration of the agent.

onRequestOperations

A function taking three parameters:

  • requestedFrom the desired operations timestamp lower bound,
  • requestedTo the desired operations timestamp upper bound,
  • requestInitialState a boolean telling if the full state at from is needed.

This function can return a promise and returns an object having the following properties:

  • operations the retrieved operations as an array,
  • from the first timestamp that was requested (can be different from requestedFrom, because of page alignment for example),
  • to the last timestamp that was requested (can be different from requestedTo, because of page alignment for example),
  • initialState, if requestInitialState is true, the full state of the agent at from.

rowHeight (default is 45)

The height, in pixels, of the rows.

height (default is 600)

The height, in pixels, of the full table.

width (default is undefined)

The width, in pixels, of the full table, if undefined the table will take the full available width.

initialOperations

Array of already loaded operations.

to

The agent's operations timestamp upper bound.

from

The agent's operations timestamp lower bound.

focus

The timestamp that should be highlighted.