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Shohei Takahashi

Instructor Reservation List Screen

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MudBlazor Teacher Reservations displays instructor bookings in a MudDataGrid with paging, MudSelect filters and a search field. Shows child-row details and uses MudBlazor components.

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Generated using Instruct UI - An AI for Blazor UI Generation
## What's implemented - Reservation list for instructors rendered with a MudDataGrid (paged) and a toolbar. - Filters: status select (MudSelect), free-text search (MudTextField) and an "upcoming only" MudSwitch. - Row details: child-row panel via ChildRowContent showing lesson type, notes and full datetime. - Pager: MudDataGridPager with fixed header and dense/striped row styling. - Client-side data demo: dummy data seeded in OnInitialized. ## Key components - MudDataGrid<T> (with PropertyColumn definitions and ChildRowContent) - MudDataGridPager - MudSelect (status filter) - MudTextField (search / AdornmentIcon) - MudSwitch (boolean upcoming filter) - MudPaper, MudText, MudSpacer - ReservationModel (POCO with DataAnnotations for required fields) ## How it works - Data is populated in OnInitialized with a List<ReservationModel> and exposed via a computed IEnumerable<ReservationModel> property FilteredReservations. - Filtering uses LINQ: status equality, case-insensitive StudentName.Contains, and date comparison for upcoming items. - Mud components use @bind-Value for two-way binding (e.g. @bind-Value="_statusFilter", @bind-Value="_keyword", @bind-Value="_onlyUpcoming"). - The MudDataGrid binds Items to FilteredReservations and supports child rows for expanded details. Paging is handled by MudDataGridPager. ## Styling - UI uses MudBlazor components and theme defaults (MudPaper, Typo settings, margins via Class attributes like "pa-4", "mb-4"). - Layout uses MudBlazor flex utilities and some bootstrap-like classes seen in Class attributes (e.g. "d-flex", "flex-wrap"). - The grid uses FixedHeader and Height to maintain a scrollable area; responsiveness depends on MudBlazor breakpoints and component props. ## Reuse steps 1. Install MudBlazor NuGet and register services in Program.cs (builder.Services.AddMudServices()). 2. Import MudBlazor namespace in _Imports.razor and add MudBlazor CSS/JS to index.html/_Host as per MudBlazor setup. 3. Copy ReservationModel and the TeacherReservationList.razor component into the project; adjust namespaces. 4. Replace the OnInitialized dummy data with real data from a service or API and inject it via @inject. 5. Optionally wire commands for row click, edit/delete actions and server-side paging/filtering. ## Limitations & next steps - This is a single-page UI generated by Instruct UI; it uses in-memory dummy data. Service, repository, and authentication wiring are required for production use. - No edit form, confirmation dialogs, or server-side validation are implemented; add EditForm and DataAnnotationsValidator when enabling edits. - Server-side paging, sorting and large dataset handling are not implemented; integrate IDataProvider or API endpoints for scalability. - Add localization, accessibility attributes, and unit/interaction tests for UI behavior verification.