refine Devtools
<Refine>
useShow π§
useTable π§
useSelect π§
useForm π§
useCan π§
AUTH
useIsAuthenticated π§
useOnError π§
useGetIdentity π§
useLogin π§
useLogout π§
usePermissions π§
useRegister π§
useForgotPassword π§
useUpdatePassword π§
DATA
useOne π§
useMany π§
useList π§
useInfiniteList π§
useCreate π§
useCreateMany π§
useUpdate π§
useUpdateMany π§
useDelete π§
useDeleteMany π§
useCustom π§
useCustomMutation π§
useInvalidate π§
useApiUrl π§
useDataProvider π§
AUDIT LOG
useLog π§
useLogList π§
REALTIME
usePublish π§
useSubscription π§
NAVIGATION
useResource π§
useGo π§
useBack π§
useParsed π§
useLink π§
useGetToPath π§
useNavigation π§
TRANSLATE
useGetLocale π§
useSetLocale π§
useTranslate π§
UTILITIES
useModal π§
useMenu π§
useBreadcrumb π§
useNotification π§
useImport π§
useExport π§
Interface References π§
Version: 4.xx.xx
Monorepo with Lerna
Lerna is a fast, modern build system for managing and publishing multiple JavaScript/TypeScript packages from the same repository. In this example, you'll see how to use Lerna to setup a monorepo with refine.
If you're going to use refine in your monorepo setup or create one from scratch, you can use this example as a starting point.
Run on your local
npm create refine-app@latest -- --example monorepo-with-lerna
Using bootstrap
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Lerna provides a bootstrap
command that links packages together. This is useful when you want to use packages from the same monorepo in your application before publishing them to a registry.
In this example, you'll find a basic setup of lerna
using the bootstrap
command.
Run on your local
npm create refine-app@latest -- --example monorepo-with-lerna-bootstrap