Settings Panel
The Settings Panel preset organizes configuration options into a clean, intuitive interface. Perfect for account preferences, system settings, or feature toggles.
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Installation
Install the presets individually or as part of the complete @aristobyte-ui library.
Installation of Settings Panel
Install the Settings Panel preset individually. Skip this step if @aristobyte-ui is installed globally.
Package Manager
Individual Package
Install only the presets if you need specific functionality.
Full Library
Skip this if you have the complete @aristobyte-ui already installed.
Import
Choose between individual package imports or global library imports based on your project's needs and bundle size requirements.
Import Settings Panel
Import the Settings Panel into your application to centralize user configuration. It supports nested controls, switches, and contextual grouping for clarity.
Import Method
Individual Package
Import directly from the presets package for optimal tree-shaking and smaller bundle sizes.
Recommended for component-specific usage
Global Library
Import from the main library package when using multiple components from AristoByte UI.
Recommended for component-specific usage
Basic Usage Example
Basic implementation of the component using default properties. Suitable for general-purpose interactions.
Disabled
Illustrates the Settings Panel in a disabled or read-only mode when configuration changes are not permitted due to role restrictions, maintenance, or pending policy approvals.
Preview
Guidelines
Disable whole sections when user lacks role-based permissions or when admin overrides are in effect.
Temporarily lock settings during system maintenance windows to avoid partial writes.
Mark settings read-only when policies or compliance checks require audit before changes.
Disable dependent controls if higher-level toggles are turned off to avoid invalid configurations.
Governance Scenarios
Provide inline explanations and links to docs or support when settings are disabled for governance reasons.
Allow a clear call-to-action (request access) when appropriate, instead of silent disabling.
Emit accessibility-friendly notifications describing why the panel is read-only.
Maintain consistent API behavior: UI disabled state should mirror server-side permission checks.
User Communication
Props Reference
Complete reference for all props available on SettingsPanel component(s), including type definitions, default values, and usage examples.
SettingsPanel
Core Props
children
React.ReactNode | stringdefault: ''

