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@lg-chat/suggestions
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pnpm add @lg-chat/suggestions
yarn add @lg-chat/suggestions
npm install @lg-chat/suggestions
import { SuggestedActions, State } from '@lg-chat/suggestions';
const configurationParameters = [
{ key: 'Cluster Tier', value: 'M10 ($9.00/month)' },
{ key: 'Provider', value: 'AWS / N. Virginia (us-east-1)' },
{ key: 'Storage', value: '10 GB' },
{ key: 'RAM', value: '2 GB' },
{ key: 'vCPUs', value: '2 vCPUs' },
];
// Basic suggestion card
<SuggestedActions
state={State.Unset}
configurationParameters={configurationParameters}
onClickApply={() => console.log('Apply clicked')}
/>
// Apply state with apply button
<SuggestedActions
state={State.Apply}
configurationParameters={configurationParameters}
onClickApply={() => console.log('Apply clicked')}
/>
// Success state with applied parameters
<SuggestedActions
state={State.Success}
configurationParameters={[
{ key: 'Cluster Tier', value: 'M10 ($9.00/month)' },
{ key: 'Provider', value: 'AWS / N. Virginia (us-east-1)' },
{ key: 'Cloud Provider & Region', value: 'AWS / N. Virginia (us-east-1)', state: State.Success },
{ key: 'Cluster Tier', value: 'M10 ($9.00/month)', state: State.Success },
]}
onClickApply={() => console.log('Apply clicked')}
/>
// Error state with failed parameters
<SuggestedActions
state={State.Error}
configurationParameters={[
{ key: 'Cluster Tier', value: 'M30 ($31.00/month)' },
{ key: 'Provider', value: 'GCP / Iowa (us-central1)' },
{ key: 'Cloud Provider & Region', value: 'GCP / Iowa (us-central1)', state: State.Error },
{ key: 'Cluster Tier', value: 'M30 ($31.00/month)', state: State.Error },
]}
onClickApply={() => console.log('Apply clicked')}
/>
The State enum provides the following options:
| State | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
Unset | 'unset' | Shows configuration suggestions |
Apply | 'apply' | Shows configuration suggestions with an "Apply" button |
Success | 'success' | Shows success banner with applied parameters |
Error | 'error' | Shows error banner with failed parameters |
Each configuration parameter is an object with the following structure:
interface ConfigurationParameter {
key: string; // The parameter name
value: string; // The parameter value
state?: State; // The parameter state (defaults to 'unset')
}
The component automatically filters and displays parameters based on their state:
unset or apply state (or no state)success stateerror state| Prop | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
configurationParameters | ConfigurationParameters | Array of configuration parameters, each with key, value, and optional state | |
darkMode | boolean | Determines if the component is rendered in dark mode | false |
onClickApply | () => void | Callback fired when the user clicks the "Apply" button (shown when state is State.Apply) | |
state | State | Determines the current state and rendering behavior of the suggestion card | |
... | HTMLElementProps<'div'> | Props spread on root element |
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The npm package @lg-chat/suggestions receives a total of 557 weekly downloads. As such, @lg-chat/suggestions popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @lg-chat/suggestions demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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