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* feat: add new components, hooks and move current docs to a legacy group

* feat: some fixes

* feat: add more components

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---
title: "React Components"
description: "Configure your Space in React"
icon: "react"
---

## Components

### FlatfileProvider

`FlatfileProvider` is a comprehensive React component designed for integrating Flatfile's import capabilities into your application.
It can be initialized using either a `publishableKey` or an `accessToken`, providing flexibility depending on your authentication flow.
The component allows for extensive customization of the embedded iFrame through styling parameters, ensuring that the import modal matches your application's aesthetics.
It maintains the configuration necessary for creating and managing Spaces, Workbooks, and Documents within Flatfile.
Additionally, `FlatfileProvider` manages a client-side listener to handle browser-based events, ensuring a seamless user interaction with the import process.

Learn more about the [FlatfileProvider](/apps/embedding/react/components/FlatfileProvider)

```tsx
<FlatfileProvider
publishableKey={PUBLISHABLE_KEY}
config={{
mountElement,
exitText
exitTitle,
exitPrimaryButtonText
exitSecondaryButtonText,
displayAsModal: true,
}}
>
<FFApp />
</FlatfileProvider>
```

### Space
The `Space` component from the `@flatfile/react` package is utilized to define a collaborative environment or workspace within Flatfile's import system. It can be configured to create a new space or to reuse an existing one by providing a space ID.

#### Main Props

- `config`: Sets up the configuration for a new space, including theming and metadata.
- `id`: An optional prop that, when provided, indicates the specific existing space to be reused instead of creating a new one.

Learn more about the [Space](/apps/embedding/react/components/Space)

Example usage for creating a new space:

```tsx
<Space
config={{
metadata: {
sidebarConfig: {
showSidebar: true,
},
},
}}
/>
```

When you want to re-use a space, you'll need to pass an `accessToken` to the `FlatfileProvider`, then this is where you'll add the `id` of the Space you want to re-use.

```tsx
const FFApp = () => <Space id={"us_sp_123456" } />;
const App = () => {
return (
<FlatfileProvider accessToken={ACCESS_TOKEN}>
<FFApp />
</FlatfileProvider>
);
};
```

### Workbook

Configures all Workbook Creation request data and an new onRecordHooks helper function

`onSubmit` and a new `onRecordHooks` helper can be added to the Workbook. A Workbook object containing the sheets can be passed along in the `config`.
`onRecordHooks` takes an array of record hooks. Each one can take a slug for manually setting each per sheet. Otherwise, if no slug is added, it will apply the record hook to the corresponding sheet in the Workbook index.

Learn more about the [Workbook](/apps/embedding/react/components/Workbook)

```tsx
<Workbook
config={workbook}
onSubmit={(sheet) => {
console.log("onSubmit", { sheet });
}}
onRecordHooks={[
[
"contacts",
(record) => {
record.set("email", "TEST SHEET RECORD");
return record;
},
],
]}
/>
```

### Sheet
The `Sheet` component from the `@flatfile/react` package integrates Flatfile's data import functionality into React applications. It simplifies configuring the data import process and managing the lifecycle of data submission and record handling.

#### Main Props

- `config`: Defines the structure and settings of the data to be imported.
- `onSubmit`: A callback function that is triggered upon successful data submission.
- `onRecordHook`: A function that allows for custom record manipulation during the import process.
- `submitSettings`: Customizes the behavior of the data submission process.


The Sheet option is similar to the [Simplified SDK Approach](apps/embedding/reference/simple)..
Learn more about the [Sheet](/apps/embedding/react/components/Sheet)

Example usage:
```tsx
<Sheet
config={sheet}
onRecordHook={(record) => {
record.set("email", "TEST SHEET RECORD");
return record;
}}
onSubmit={(sheet) => {
console.log("onSubmit", { sheet });
}}
/>
```

### Document

Configures a Document to be added to the Space. Takes a simple `Flatfile.DocumentConfig` as a param.

```tsx
const FFApp = () => <Document config={document} />;
```

## React Hooks 🪝

### useFlatfile

This Hook exposes a few handy functions for integrating with the FlatfileProvider

- `openPortal()`: Opens the iFrame. This will create the underlying Space, Workbook and configure if necessary or open the Space provided.
- `closePortal()`: Closes the iFrame.
- `open`: current open status
- `listener`: Current listener
- `setListener()`: manually sets the listener

### useListener

This Hook exposes and adds any logic to the current listener with conditional dependencies

```tsx
useListener(
(listener) => {
listener.on("**", (event) => {
console.log("initialListener Event => ", event.topic);
// Handle the workbook:deleted event
});
},
[label]
);
```

### usePlugin

This Hook exposes and adds a plugin to the current listener with conditional dependencies

```tsx
usePlugin(
recordHook("contacts", (record, event) => {
console.log("recordHook", { event });
record.set("lastName", label);
return record;
}),
[label]
);
```

### useEvent

This Hook exposes any event coming from the iFrame to respond to with proper filtering

```tsx
useEvent("workbook:created", (event) => {
console.log("workbook:created", { event });
});

useEvent("*:created", (event) => {
console.log({ topic: event.topic });
});

useEvent("job:ready", { job: "sheet:submitActionFg" }, async (event) => {
const { jobId } = event.context;
try {
await api.jobs.ack(jobId, {
info: "Getting started.",
progress: 10,
});

// Make changes after cells in a Sheet have been updated
console.log("Make changes here when an action is clicked");
const records = await event.data;

console.log({ records });

await api.jobs.complete(jobId, {
outcome: {
message: "This is now complete.",
},
});

// Probably a bad idea to close the portal here but just as an example
await sleep(3000);
closePortal();
} catch (error: any) {
console.error("Error:", error.stack);

await api.jobs.fail(jobId, {
outcome: {
message: "This job encountered an error.",
},
});
}
});
```

## Full Example:

```tsx
import { FlatfileProvider, Sheet, Space, Workbook, DocumentConfig } from "@flatfile/react";
import { useFlatfile, useListener, usePlugin, useEvent } from "@flatfile/react";
import { recordHook } from "@flatfile/plugin-record-hook";
import { workbook } from "./workbook";
import { listener as importedListener } from './listener'

const FFApp = () => {
const { open, openPortal, closePortal } = useFlatfile()

const [lastName, setLastName] = useState('Rock')
const togglePortal = () => {
open ? closePortal() : openPortal()
}
useListener(
(listener) => {
listener.on('**', (event) => {
console.log('initialListener Event => ', event.topic)
// Handle the workbook:deleted event
})
importedListener
},
[lastName]
)

// import file directly
useListener(importedListener, [])

usePlugin(
recordHook('contacts', (record, event) => {
console.log('recordHook', { event })
record.set('lastName', label)
return record
}),
[lastName]
)

useEvent('workbook:created', (event) => {
console.log('workbook:created', { event })
})

useEvent('*:created', (event) => {
console.log({ topic: event.topic })
})

useEvent('job:ready', { job: 'sheet:submitActionFg' }, async (event) => {
const { jobId } = event.context
try {
await api.jobs.ack(jobId, {
info: 'Getting started.',
progress: 10,
})

// Make changes after cells in a Sheet have been updated
console.log('Make changes here when an action is clicked')
const records = await event.data

console.log({ records })

await api.jobs.complete(jobId, {
outcome: {
message: 'This is now complete.',
},
})

// Probably a bad idea to close the portal here but just as an example
await sleep(3000)
closePortal()
} catch (error: any) {
console.error('Error:', error.stack)

await api.jobs.fail(jobId, {
outcome: {
message: 'This job encountered an error.',
},
})
}
})

return (
<div className={styles.main}>
<div className={styles.description}>
<button onClick={togglePortal} >
{ open ? 'OPEN' : 'CLOSE' } PORTAL
</button>
<button onClick={() => setLabel('blue')}>blue listener</button>
<button onClick={() => setLabel('green')}>green listener</button>
</div>

<Space
config={{
metadata: {
sidebarConfig: {
showSidebar: true,
},
},
}}
>
<Document config={document} />
<Workbook
config={workbook}
onSubmit={(sheet) => {
console.log("onSubmit", { sheet });
}}
>
<Sheet
config={sheet}
onRecordHook={(record) => {
record.set("email", "TEST SHEET RECORD");
return record;
}}
/>
<Sheet config={{ ...sheet, name: "Contacts 2", slug: "contacts2" }} />
</Workbook>
</Space>
</div>
)
}

const App = () => {
return (
<FlatfileProvider
publishableKey={PUBLISHABLE_KEY}
config={{
mountElement,
exitText
exitTitle,
exitPrimaryButtonText
exitSecondaryButtonText,
displayAsModal: true,
}}
>
<FFApp />
</FlatfileProvider>
)
}

export default App

```
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---
title: FlatfileProvider Component Overview
---

# FlatfileProvider Component Overview

`FlatfileProvider` is a context provider for the `@flatfile/react` package that wraps your application's components where Flatfile's import functionality will be used. It initializes and provides the Flatfile import system to its child components.

## Main Props

- `publishableKey`: The key provided by Flatfile to authenticate your application.
- `accessToken`: An alternative to `publishableKey` for authentication, typically used for server-side operations.
- `children`: React nodes for nested components, which can include `Space`, `Workbook`, or `Sheet` components.

Example usage:

```jsx
<FlatfileProvider publishableKey="your-publishable-key">
<YourComponent />
</FlatfileProvider>
```

This setup allows you to manage and interact with Flatfile imports seamlessly across your application.
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