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@payloadcms/admin-bar
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An admin bar for React apps using Payload.
pnpm i @payloadcms/admin-bar
import { PayloadAdminBar } from '@payloadcms/admin-bar'
export const App = () => {
return <PayloadAdminBar cmsURL="https://cms.website.com" collection="pages" id="12345" />
}
Checks for authentication with Payload CMS by hitting the /me route. If authenticated, renders an admin bar with simple controls to do the following:
The admin bar ships with very little style and is fully customizable.
With client-side routing, we need to update the admin bar with a new collection type and document id on each route change. This will depend on your app's specific setup, but here are a some common examples:
For NextJS apps using dynamic-routes, use getStaticProps:
export const getStaticProps = async ({ params: { slug } }) => {
const props = {}
const pageReq = await fetch(
`https://cms.website.com/api/pages?where[slug][equals]=${slug}&depth=1`,
)
const pageData = await pageReq.json()
if (pageReq.ok) {
const { docs } = pageData
const [doc] = docs
props = {
...doc,
collection: 'pages',
collectionLabels: {
singular: 'page',
plural: 'pages',
},
}
}
return props
}
Now your app can forward these props onto the admin bar. Something like this:
import { PayloadAdminBar } from '@payloadcms/admin-bar';
export const App = (appProps) => {
const {
pageProps: {
collection,
collectionLabels,
id
}
} = appProps;
return (
<PayloadAdminBar
{...{
cmsURL: 'https://cms.website.com',
collection,
collectionLabels,
id
}}
/>
)
}
| Property | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| cmsURL | string | true | http://localhost:8000 | serverURL as defined in your Payload config |
| adminPath | string | false | /admin | routes as defined in your Payload config |
| apiPath | string | false | /api | routes as defined in your Payload config |
| authCollectionSlug | string | false | 'users' | Slug of your auth collection |
| collectionSlug | string | true | undefined | Slug of your collection |
| collectionLabels | { singular?: string, plural?: string } | false | undefined | Labels of your collection |
| id | string | true | undefined | id of the document |
| logo | ReactElement | false | undefined | Custom logo |
| classNames | { logo?: string, user?: string, controls?: string, create?: string, logout?: string, edit?: string, preview?: string } | false | undefined | Custom class names, one for each rendered element |
| logoProps | {[key: string]?: unknown} | false | undefined | Custom props |
| userProps | {[key: string]?: unknown} | false | undefined | Custom props |
| divProps | {[key: string]?: unknown} | false | undefined | Custom props |
| createProps | {[key: string]?: unknown} | false | undefined | Custom props |
| logoutProps | {[key: string]?: unknown} | false | undefined | Custom props |
| editProps | {[key: string]?: unknown} | false | undefined | Custom props |
| previewProps | {[key: string]?: unknown} | false | undefined | Custom props |
| style | CSSProperties | false | undefined | Custom inline style |
| unstyled | boolean | false | undefined | If true, renders no inline style |
| onAuthChange | (user: PayloadMeUser) => void | false | undefined | Fired on each auth change |
| devMode | boolean | false | undefined | If true, fakes authentication (useful when dealing with SameSite cookies) |
| preview | boolean | false | undefined | If true, renders an exit button with your onPreviewExit handler) |
| onPreviewExit | function | false | undefined | Callback for the preview button onClick event) |
FAQs
An admin bar for React apps using Payload
The npm package @payloadcms/admin-bar receives a total of 22,122 weekly downloads. As such, @payloadcms/admin-bar popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @payloadcms/admin-bar demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 10 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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