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In refine, you can specify the resource for the
Show
and ShowButton
components using the resource
prop. This prop defines the redirection endpoint for the ShowButton
and the resource information for the Show
component.
For the Show
component, you can specify the resource like this:
In this example, the Show
component reads the resource
information from the categories
resource.
For the ShowButton
component, you can specify the resource like this:
In this example, clicking the button will trigger the show
method of useNavigation
and then redirect the app to the show
action path of the categories
resource, filling the necessary parameters in the route.
Please note that the resourceNameOrRouteName
prop is deprecated and you should use the resource
prop instead.
For more information, you can refer to the refine documentation (https://refine.dev/docs).
Sources:
- Show Component (https://refine.dev/docs/api-reference/chakra-ui/components/basic-views/show)
- ShowButton Component (https://refine.dev/docs/api-reference/mantine/components/buttons/show-button)
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evident-indigo•15mo ago
@kapa.ai I am asking about the useShow hook that retrieves the query result. I would like to specify the endpoint
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In the
useShow
hook, you can specify the resource (which is usually used as an API endpoint path) by passing it as a parameter. Here's an example:
In this example, the useShow
hook will fetch data from the "categories" resource.
If you want to specify both the resource
and id
, you can do it like this:
In this example, the useShow
hook will fetch data from the "custom-resource" resource with the specified id
.
You can also use the setShowId
function to set the id
value:
In this example, the useShow
hook will fetch data from the "custom-resource" resource with the id
set to "123".
For more information, you can refer to the useShow documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/api-reference/core/hooks/show/useShow).
Sources:
- useShow Hook (https://refine.dev/docs/api-reference/core/hooks/show/useShow)
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evident-indigo•15mo ago
@kapa.ai how to inject environment variables at build time that can be accessed via process.env
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In Next.js, environment variables can be added into your application through a
.env.local
file. This file should be placed in your project root directory. The variables in this file will be loaded into the Node.js process and can be accessed via process.env
.
Here's an example of a .env.local
file:
These variables can then be accessed in your application like so:
If you want to expose these variables to the browser, you can add a NEXT_PUBLIC_
prefix to the variable name in the .env.local
file. For example:
This variable can then be accessed in your application like so:
Remember to restart your server after adding new environment variables so that they can take effect.
Sources:
- Next.js Environment Variables (https://refine.dev/blog/next-js-environment-variables)
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evident-indigo•15mo ago
@kapa.ai I am using a pure react with react router, not nextjs. Also I would like this to be done during production, not development so I wont be using a .env file. I will be using docker-compose
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In a Docker environment, you can pass environment variables at build time using the
args
directive in your docker-compose.yml
file. Here's an example:
In this example, API_URL
and API_KEY
are environment variables that will be passed to the Docker build process. These variables can be accessed in your Dockerfile using the ARG
instruction:
In this Dockerfile, API_URL
and API_KEY
are build-time variables that are passed to the npm run build
command. The ENV
instruction is used to set these variables as environment variables in the Docker container.
In your React application, you can access these variables using process.env
:
Remember to prefix your environment variables with REACT_APP_
to ensure they are embedded into the build.
Please note that this method requires you to have these environment variables (API_URL
and API_KEY
) set in the shell environment where you run docker-compose up
.
Sources:
- Docker Build Args and Environment Variables (https://refine.dev/blog/docker-build-args-and-env-vars)
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evident-indigo•15mo ago
@kapa.ai does react refine or serve allow you to start the server with new environment variables?
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Yes, you can pass environment variables when starting the server with refine. You can do this by prefixing your command with the environment variables you want to set. Here's an example:
In this example,
API_URL
and API_KEY
are environment variables that will be available in your application and can be accessed via process.env
.
You can also pass options that are available in the framework. For example, you can run npm run refine dev --port 3001
to run the app on port 3001
.
Sources:
- Refine CLI Commands (https://refine.dev/docs/packages/documentation/cli)
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evident-indigo•15mo ago
@kapa.ai no after I have ran "npm run build" can I still set the app's environment variables?