I'll create an API key management webpage for you using React and Next.js. This page will allow users to view their existing API keys, create new ones, and delete existing keys. We'll use server components for data fetching and server actions for creating and deleting keys.
Let's start by creating the necessary components:
This code creates an API key management webpage with the following features:
ApiKeyList) that fetches and displays existing API keys.createApiKey) and deleting (deleteApiKey) API keys.CreateApiKeyForm) for creating new API keys with real-time feedback.To use this page, you would typically place it under the /app/api-keys/ directory in your Next.js project. The main page component (page.tsx) handles the layout and includes both the list of existing API keys and the form to create new ones.
Note that the API key creation and deletion functions are currently mocked. In a real application, you would need to implement these functions to interact with your database or API key management system.
You can further customize this page by adding more features such as:
Let me know if you want to expand on any part of this implementation or if you have any questions!
I'll update the API key management page to include these new features. We'll add a key type field, make the key clickable to show/hide, and include some upcoming integrations.
Let's update our existing components and add new ones to accommodate these changes:
These updates implement the following changes:
KeyType enum and INTEGRATION_STATUS object to manage different API key types and their statuses.ClickableApiKey component that allows users to toggle the visibility of the API key.ApiKeyList component to include the key type and use the new ClickableApiKey component.CreateApiKeyForm to include a dropdown for selecting the API key type, with "coming soon" options disabled.These changes provide a more comprehensive API key management system with the following features:
To use this updated page, you would place these files in your Next.js project under the /app/api-keys/ directory. The main page component (page.tsx) remains the same as in the previous example.
Remember that the API key creation and deletion functions are still mocked. In a real application, you would need to implement these functions to interact with your database or API key management system.
Let me know if you want to expand on any part of this implementation or if you have any questions!