Command Palette

Install the @refinedev/kbar library.

npm i @refinedev/kbar

pnpm add @refinedev/kbar

yarn add @refinedev/kbar

First of all, you need to import the @refinedev/kbar library and we will use RefineKbarProvider to wrap the whole application.

After that, we should mount the RefineKbar component inside the <Refine> component.

import { RefineKbar, RefineKbarProvider } from "@refinedev/kbar";

const App: React.FC = () => {
  return (
    <BrowserRouter>
      <RefineKbarProvider>
        <Refine
        //...
        >
          {/*...*/}
          <RefineKbar />
        </Refine>
      </RefineKbarProvider>
    </BrowserRouter>
  );
};

You can click on the live preview area and test how it works with cmd + k(MacOS) or ctrl + k(Linux/Windows).

refine-kbar respects the access control settings of your App. To learn more about access control, please refer to the Access Control Provider section of the documentation. Also, we can use the canDelete in the resources to check the delete accessibility of the command palette.

For more information check out the source code of refine-kbar package

refine-kbar uses your resources to create default actions. Which includes; list, create, edit, show and delete. It will hide the current action of the page you are in.

If we want to add custom actions to the command palette, we can use the createAction and useRegisterActions of the refine-kbar. check the refine-finefoods example.

Also you can find more information about actions in the kbar package.

You can use the createAction to create a new action and use the useRegisterActions to register the action to the command palette.

import { createAction, useRegisterActions } from "@refinedev/kbar";

const customAction = createAction({
  name: "my custom action",
  section: "custom-actions",
  perform: () => {
    console.log("onSelect my custom action");
  },
  priority: Priority.HIGH,
});

useRegisterActions(customAction);