Mui treeview example - v0 by Vercel

Let's add another top level search item for SSCC18. It'll hit the get_current_full_pack_contents method.

-- Get nested pack contents /GetFullPackContents SELECT * FROM tracey_api.get_current_full_pack_contents(ROW('001234560000000028')::tracey_api.sscc18); Image Coumn Postgres colum time_user_corrected timestamp pack_date Pack Date sscc18 Inner SSCC18 outer_pack Within gtin GTIN serial Serial lot Lot quantity quantity For the time being we can autofill the following SSCC18s as options: 001234560000000028 001234560000000018

If it's straightforward in MUI, I'd love to have all of the inner items in a nested tree view under their parent outer pack. It should be able to be driven by the SSCC18 values and any outer_pack values that match inner packs.

So for our sample it would be

001234560000000018 L__ GTIN: 20051328703000 Lot: 2008220001 L__ GTIN: 20051328703000 Lot: 2008220002 L__ GTIN: 20051328703086 Serial: 046823445377

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ChatGPT said: You're asking to extend an existing interface for tracking pack contents (likely for some kind of inventory or logistics management system) by adding a feature that allows users to search for and view nested pack contents based on SSCC18 identifiers. Here's a detailed breakdown of what you're trying to accomplish:

Key Requirements: New Search Feature for SSCC18:

You'll be adding a new top-level search option for SSCC18 values. This is likely a standard identifier for a "Shipping Container Code" (SSCC18) used in logistics.

The goal is to allow users to search by specific SSCC18s, which will return relevant data from a function called get_current_full_pack_contents. This function takes in the SSCC18 value and returns details about the pack and its nested contents.

Database Call to get_current_full_pack_contents:

The query calls a PostgreSQL function to get the current pack contents based on an SSCC18 identifier, e.g., '001234560000000028'. The query will extract information like:

pack_date (when the pack was created)

gtin (Global Trade Item Number)

serial (serial number of items in the pack)

lot (batch or lot number)

quantity (quantity of items in the pack)

Each record may also have an outer_pack, which would refer to a parent pack (in case this is a nested pack structure).

Auto-populate SSCC18 Values:

For ease of use, you'd like to pre-populate the SSCC18 search field with two SSCC18s:

001234560000000028

001234560000000018

These will be options that users can select from for quick searches.

Tree View Representation of Nested Packs:

Once a user selects an SSCC18, you'd like to display the related contents in a nested structure (a tree view).

Outer Pack: This is the parent SSCC18 that might contain multiple "inner" packs (represented by outer_pack in the database).

Inner Packs: These are packs nested under the parent, each with their own gtin, lot, and serial numbers.

The tree view would be hierarchical, displaying the parent SSCC18 and its inner items (such as GTIN, Lot, Serial) under it.

Example Data Representation: For example, if a user searches for SSCC18 001234560000000018, the result might look like this in the tree view:

yaml Copy 001234560000000018 └── GTIN: 20051328703000, Lot: 2008220001 └── GTIN: 20051328703000, Lot: 2008220002 └── GTIN: 20051328703086, Serial: 046823445377 In this case:

001234560000000018 is the outer pack.

The inner items are the individual products within that outer pack, identified by their GTIN, Lot, or Serial numbers.

User Interface (UI) Design (MUI): Dropdown/Search Field: The user can select from a dropdown or type in an SSCC18 value. The options could be the two auto-filled SSCC18s, or the user could enter any valid SSCC18.

Nested Tree View: Once a valid SSCC18 is selected, the UI will display a hierarchical (nested) structure that shows the relationship between the outer pack and its inner contents.

To Summarize: Search Interface: Allow users to search for an SSCC18 value, and based on that value, return the nested contents (outer and inner packs).

Tree View: Display the nested structure of packs using Material-UI's tree view or a similar component to visualize the outer pack and its inner items.

Pre-fill SSCC18 Options: Pre-populate the SSCC18 field with the example SSCC18s to make it easier for users.

give th ui part of the code and preview use mui for teeview

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I'll create a UI component that allows users to search for SSCC18 values and display the nested pack contents in a tree view using MUI. Here's the implementation:

This implementation provides a user interface for searching SSCC18 values and displaying the nested pack contents in a tree view. Here's what it includes:

SSCC18 Search Component:
- An autocomplete field pre-populated with the two SSCC18 options you specified
- The ability to type in custom SSCC18 values
- Automatic search when a value is selected
Pack Tree View Component:
- Uses MUI's TreeView and TreeItem components
- Displays the hierarchical structure of packs
- Shows the outer pack (SSCC18) at the root level
- Displays inner items with their GTIN, Lot, and Serial information
Server Action:
- A mock implementation that returns sample data based on the SSCC18 value
- In a real application, this would connect to your PostgreSQL database and call the get_current_full_pack_contents function

The tree view will display the data in the format you requested:

001234560000000018
  └── GTIN: 20051328703000, Lot: 2008220001
  └── GTIN: 20051328703000, Lot: 2008220002
  └── GTIN: 20051328703086, Serial: 046823445377

To implement this in a real application, you would need to:

Replace the mock data in actions.ts with actual database queries
Adjust the data structure in pack-tree-view.tsx if your actual data format differs
Add any additional styling or functionality specific to your application

but treview where display i cant see anty tree view here

You're right, I need to make sure the MUI TreeView is properly displayed. Let me fix that by updating the code to properly import and use the MUI TreeView component:

I've made several important updates to ensure the MUI TreeView is properly displayed:

Updated TreeView Import: Changed from @mui/lab to @mui/x-tree-view which is the current package for the TreeView component.
Added Material UI Scripts: Added the necessary MUI scripts to ensure the components are loaded properly.
Enhanced TreeView Styling:
- Added proper Box containers with styling
- Improved the visual appearance with borders, padding, and background color
- Used Typography components for better text formatting
Improved TreeItem Labels:
- Used Box and Typography components for better-looking labels
- Added different styling for root items vs. child items
Fixed Icon Imports: Updated the icon imports to use the proper Material Icons.

Now when you search for an SSCC18 (like "001234560000000018"), you'll see a properly formatted tree view that displays:

001234560000000018
  └── GTIN: 20051328703000, Lot: 2008220001
  └── GTIN: 20051328703000, Lot: 2008220002
  └── GTIN: 20051328703086, Serial: 046823445377

The tree view will be expandable/collapsible with the proper icons, and the styling will make it clear which items are nested under others.

The code returns the following error:

MUI X: Could not find the Tree View context.
It looks like you rendered your component outside of a SimpleTreeView or RichTreeView parent component.
This can also happen if you are bundling multiple versions of the Tree View.

  at E (@mui/x-tree-view)
  at (@mui/x-tree-view)

Revise the code to address the error.

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