This commit overhauls the `MultiSelect` component to improve its functionality, flexibility, and integration with form libraries.
The component is now a controlled component, accepting a `value` prop and using the `onChange` handler to propagate updates. This allows for seamless integration with libraries like React Hook Form.
Key changes include:
- Added `value`, `disabled`, `active`, and `height` props for more granular control over the component's state and appearance.
- Refactored styling logic to use the `cn` utility for cleaner conditional class management.
- Simplified the internal JSX structure and SVGs for better readability and maintenance.
- Updated the component's state management to correctly reflect the incoming `value` prop.
This commit introduces a loading state for form submissions and replaces the custom switch component with a third-party library for improved user experience and maintainability.
- Adds `react-switch` as a dependency to replace the custom-built switch component, providing a more robust and feature-rich solution.
- Implements a loading indicator on form submission buttons and in the confirmation modal by utilizing the `useIsMutating` hook from TanStack Query. This provides clear visual feedback to the user during asynchronous operations.
- Creates a reusable `FormFooter` component to encapsulate the submit and cancel buttons, centralizing the form submission logic and loading state.
- Refactors the company create/edit forms to use the new `FormFooter` and `react-switch` components.
- Moves the `BreadcrumbItem` type to a shared types file for better code organization.
The "Submission Url" section on the tender details page was being rendered even when the URL was null or empty, leading to a visually broken component.
This commit wraps the "Submission Url" section in a conditional check to ensure it only renders when a URL is present.
Additionally, a `gap-2` utility has been added to the flex containers to improve the visual separation between detail sections.
This commit introduces a new page for users to view their submissions in a structured and paginated table. This allows users to easily track their submission history and access key details.
The main changes include:
- A new page at `/submissions` to display the submissions list.
- A `SubmissionsTable` component to render submission data, including title, country, status, and a link to the submission URL.
- Integration of `react-paginate` to handle navigation through large sets of data.
- A new `useSubmissions` custom hook using TanStack Query for efficient, paginated data fetching from the API.
- Addition of the `currency-symbol-map` dependency to display prices with the correct currency symbol.
The main logo SVG has been replaced with an updated version.
The previous logo had hardcoded fill colors, making it difficult to adapt to different color schemes, such as light and dark modes.
The new SVG uses `fill="currentColor"`, which allows its color to be controlled via the parent element's CSS `color` property. This makes the logo easily themeable and more flexible for use throughout the application.
This commit introduces a new "Companies" page to the dashboard, providing a comprehensive view of company data in a sortable and paginated table.
Key changes include:
- A new page at `/companies` to display the data table.
- A new API route `/api/companies` that serves mock company data.
- A `CompaniesTable` component built with `react-table` featuring sorting, pagination, and search functionality.
- Reusable `TablePagination` and `TableActions` components to support the table.
- The `moment` library has been added as a dependency to format dates within the table.
- A new `CrossIcon` has been added for UI controls.
- The `InputGroup` component is enhanced with an `autoComplete` prop.
- A link to the new "Companies" page has been added to the sidebar navigation.
Modify the .gitignore file to explicitly un-ignore the `.env.production` file.
This allows the production environment configuration to be version-controlled, ensuring it is available for build and deployment processes.
Sina Nakhostin