Quantity river

A React component in Beamline's Data & tables category.

The life of one order line's quantity: at rest a bar of its real split ("5 delivered · 1 back in stock · 1 damaged · 5 cancelled"), unfolding into a river where every unit is a dot that travels between stages (waiting, allocated by location, on the way by shipment, delivered, returned, back in stock, damaged, cancelled), banks that count what passed between two stages, a ledger that rewinds the river and the money to any moment, and the money in its own lane. Actions, a split draft and return checks sit on the river.

Use it for

  • Any partial quantity people ask about: an order line, a purchase order receipt, a yield allocated to lots, kitchen items fired and served.
  • The host owns the events; the part replays them into units, counts, banks, the bar and the ledger.

Not for

  • A single status for a whole order → status-badge or tracker.
  • Stock levels over time → a chart.

Anatomy

  • rest (a button): the line and its quantity, the segmented bar, the split in words
  • sheet: now or the replayed date with the split; the river's columns (stage word, count, dots by location or shipment, drafts and the host's actions); the banks under them; the money lane; the ledger (when, who, change with money and note, the split after it)

States

  • rest
  • open
  • replaying (a ledger row pointed at or focused)
  • drafting (a split of allocated units, returned units' facts)
  • narrow (stages as a list)

Keyboard

  • Enter or Space on the line opens it; Escape or Close folds it back with focus on the line
  • Tab reaches the drafts and actions on the columns, then each ledger row; focusing a row rewinds the river to it, leaving returns to now
  • Columns are groups named with their stage and count; the ledger is a table with a caption

Motion

Units travel between columns on the shared FLIP when an event arrives or the ledger rewinds; the bar's segments and the banks grow to their new sizes. Reduced motion places them.

Props

PropTypeDefaultDescription
label (required)string—The line: "Oak bar stool, natural".
quantity (required)number—
events (required)QuantityEvent[]—
totalnumber—The line's full value (all units), for the money lane's outstanding amount.
currencystring—ISO code for the default money format.
format((amount: number) => string)—Money in the host's own format; it wins over `currency`.
actionsQuantityAction[]—
onAction((id: string) => void)—
onSplit((first: number, second: number) => void)—A split of allocated units into two shipments, drafted on the river: the sizes when saved.
splitNames[string, string]—The shipments' names for the split draft. Default ["A", "B"].
onValidate((restocked: number, damaged: number) => void)—Returned units received: for each, back in stock or damaged.
openboolean—Controlled open state; omit to use defaultOpen.
defaultOpenboolean—Initial open state when uncontrolled; defaults to false.
onOpenChange((open: boolean) => void)—Reports an open-state change; no callback by default.
classNamestring—Classes on the documented visual root; no override by default.
classNamesPartial<Record<"root" | "column" | "trigger" | "bar" | "dot" | "river" | "ledger" | "mo…—Classes for the named visual parts; no overrides by default.
styleCSSProperties—Inline styles on the documented visual root; no overrides by default.
refRef<HTMLDivElement>—Receives the documented native target or imperative handle; omitted by default.

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Import

import { QuantityRiver } from "@beamline/quantity-river";

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