Plugin List
ListView plugin for ObjectUI - unified view component with view type switching
@object-ui/plugin-list
ListView plugin for ObjectUI - unified view component with view type switching
Installation
pnpm add @object-ui/plugin-listThe props a list-view node reads on a page are generated from the spec into the component reference; this page covers using the plugin from React.
On a page — requiredPermissions
A page list-view node is written in @objectstack/spec's list view spelling,
with its keys in properties. requiredPermissions gates what the node draws:
{
"type": "list-view",
"properties": {
"data": { "provider": "object", "object": "deal" },
"requiredPermissions": ["sales.view_pipeline"]
}
}requiredPermissions lists capabilities the viewer must all hold. A viewer
missing one sees "Insufficient permissions to view list." in place of the list,
as the record blocks show, and no records are queried.
addRecord draws an Add button, and position places it ("top", "bottom"
or "both"). The spec row declares enabled default true and position
default "bottom", but the renderer does not apply those defaults: it draws the
button only for an explicit enabled: true, and places an absent position at
the top. objectui#13099 owns that gap; until it lands, write both keys. A click opens the
create form the object list's New opens: the record-form overlay, or the
full-page create for an object whose editMode is page. The button is not
drawn for a viewer who may not create, or under a host that serves no create.
mode and formView are not read.
{
"type": "list-view",
"properties": {
"data": { "provider": "object", "object": "deal" },
"addRecord": { "enabled": true, "position": "top" }
}
}sharing is not a published input of a page node yet: the Share button has no
action the spec declares.
Status
This plugin is part of the v3.3.0 release. For full API reference and usage examples, see the package README:
Note: A rich interactive documentation page for this plugin is coming soon. In the meantime, refer to the package README for schema, props and examples.