@fluree/admin-react
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Install
npm install --save @fluree/admin-reactComponents
FlureeQL
Example
import { FlureeQL } from 'fluree-admin-components'
const App = () => {
return (
<FlureeQL
allowTransact
_db={{
db: 'example/mdm',
ip: 'http://localhost:8090',
dbs: ['example/mdm']
}}
/>
)
}Contains everything you need to get started querying and transacting against your Fluree ledger using the FlureeQL query language. Currently supports unsigned queries (including block, history, and multi-query) and transactions.
Props
| Prop | Required ? | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| _db | object | Object containing Fluree ledger data (detailed below) | ||
| allowTransact | boolean | false | If set to true, user can make transactions to ledger |
|
| withHistory | boolean | false | If set to true, History component is available |
|
| jsonMode | 'json', 'json5' | 'json' | Determines Editor syntax features (linting / beautification) | |
| token | string (JWT) | undefined | A JWT token to pass into HTTP requests | |
| allowKeyGen | boolean | false | Allow access to Public/Private Key Generation functionality | |
| allowSign | boolean | false | Allow for signing queries with private key |
_db Object
| key | value | type |
|---|---|---|
| db | ledger name | string |
| ip | base url for Fluree instance | string |
License
© Fluree, PBC