SchemaShow

Renders the read-only detail view of one record, laid out by the boxes the schema declares.

A resource gets this view automatically. Mount it explicitly to pass a slot or to replace the generated content.

Example

<SchemaResource
  name="eshop/order"
  show={
    <SchemaShow>
      <OrderShowContent />
    </SchemaShow>
  }
/>

Props

Name	Type	Default	Description
name	string	'show'	Which show view of the schema to render, when the resource has several
children	ReactNode	generated content	Replaces the generated layout
title	ReactNode	<SchemaViewTitle />	Card header; falls back to the record's meta.repr in a dialog
toolbarActions	ReactNode	<SchemaViewToolbarActions />	Buttons next to the title; null removes them

The slots are described in detail on View slots.

What the schema drives

DetailViewParameters.box is the layout — tabs, grids, related lists — and DetailViewParameters.toolbarActions are the buttons. Because the show view requests the per-record schema, actions and boxes can differ per record: an order that is already paid can be served a schema without the “Mark as paid” action rather than a disabled button.

See also

• Show/detail view — declaring the view on the Ruby side
• SchemaEdit — the editable counterpart
• Layout components — the boxes doing the layout