AdminUserEditPanel

form @rw3iss/auth-client/preact/forms/AdminUserEditPanel framework-adapters/preact/components/forms/AdminUserEditPanel.tsx ↗

Admin user-edit panel. Surfaces the slice of admin operations a back-office user-management page needs:

Role assignment — toggle a curated list of role codes; calls PUT /admin/users/{id}/roles.
Set password — admin can reset without the user’s current password; calls POST /auth/admin/set-password.
Hard-delete — calls DELETE /admin/users/{id}/hard (system_admin only on the server; we gate the button on currentUserIsSystemAdmin).

Composes the UserAvatar atom for visual identity. Caller-gated: always wrap this in <RoleGate anyOf={['system_admin','super_admin']}> upstream — the server enforces but a gate prevents the UI from showing up at all for non-admins.

Usage

import { AdminUserEditPanel } from '@rw3iss/auth-client/preact/forms';

<AdminUserEditPanel
    user={/* LookupUserRecord */}
/>

Props

Name	Type	Description
`user`	`LookupUserRecord`	(required)
`client`	`AuthClient`
`assignableRoles`	`string[]`	Role codes the admin can toggle. Default: a reasonable subset.
`currentRoles`	`string[]`	Currently-assigned role codes.
`currentUserIsSystemAdmin`	`boolean`	Whether the caller is system_admin — gates the hard-delete affordance.
`onSaved`	`() => void`	Fired after a successful save action (any of roles / password).
`onDeleted`	`() => void`	Fired after a successful hard-delete; consumer navigates away.
`include`	`Array<'header' \| 'roles' \| 'password' \| 'lockout' \| 'danger'>`	Which sections to render, in case the consumer wants to lay them out across its own columns. Defaults to all. (`danger` still also requires `currentUserIsSystemAdmin`.) Sections: - `header` — avatar + name + email - `roles` — base-role toggles + save - `password` — admin set-password - `lockout` — clear failed-login lockout (count + lock) - `danger` — hard-delete /
`headerActions`	`ComponentChildren`	Rendered at the right of the header — app-specific actions such as a link to the user’s public profile in the consuming product (the SDK knows nothing about that product’s URLs).
`className`	`string`