ReactAdmin | An Admin Dashboard Based On ReactJs And Redux | Frontend Framework library
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QUESTION
Have spent several hours trying to get ReferenceManyField to display some data in a nested DataGrid.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-07 at 09:51You haven't declared the stores
resource in your Admin component.
Add a inside
Admin
QUESTION
the code is being used for storing theme in localstorage dark or light.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-10 at 05:39Items stored in local storage are JSON strings, so when fetched/retrieved they need to be parsed. Both "true" and "false" are truthy values.
QUESTION
Is it possible to display elements of my current filter in the ReactAdmin app bar?
E.g. I have a team filter in order to show sales results for a given team in a company. This bit is all working. The filter ends up in the route as the team id, not name. I'm not sure if it's possible to change that, and I probably don't want to anyway; but all the same I would like to display the selected team name from the filter in the app bar.
I've already set up a custom app bar, but the info I need doesn't seem to be available as props to the app bar.
I can see in Redux Tools that teams by id have been pre-loaded, under admin\resources
; but I'm not sure that the layout of these pre-loaded items is officially supported? Nor if there's any official timing as to when they're loaded? (These must be there because they were loaded for the filter, so logically I guess(??) that the one I need must be there when a filter value has been selected....)
Then, as far as I can see, to get the current filter settings I'd have to extract things from the router
part of the state as well.
I could try connecting my custom app bar to Redux and extracting the above items. I think I could get this working - but it has a strong code smell. The smell of 'will break with any ReactAdmin updates', perhaps mixed with the smell of 'accessing state from the wrong place, at the wrong time'!
Is there a cleaner, more official way to go about this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-01 at 21:22I've implemented the 'not officially supported' approach which I suggested in my own question. It works fine, but - fair warning - for all I know it might stop working after an update to ReactAdmin.
If I work out a more officially supported approach or if I manage to commit anything from this back to the ReactAdmin project I'll update this answer.
So, here is a custom layout:
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