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## What's implemented
- KPI summary cards in a responsive MudGrid (Total Revenue, Pending Orders, Low Stock, Overdue Invoices).
- Tabbed layout using MudTabs with four panels: Dashboard, Inventory, Accounting, Orders.
- Inventory and Accounting lists rendered with MudTable including client-side filters and MudTablePager.
- Orders view implemented with a server-side MudTable (ServerData) supporting paging and sorting.
- Inline search controls (MudTextField) for filtering lists and triggering server reloads.
- Status chips (MudChip) and icons (MudIcon) to indicate state and severity.
## Key components
- MudTabs, MudTabPanel, MudGrid, MudItem, MudPaper
- MudText, MudIcon, MudChip
- MudTable, MudTablePager, MudTableSortLabel
- MudTextField with @bind-Value and ValueChanged handlers
- ServerData callback returning TableData<T>, @ref to MudTable
## How it works
- Mock data is generated in OnInitialized and stored in local lists (products, invoices, allOrders).
- Inventory and Accounting tables use Filter functions (FilterProducts, FilterInvoices) combined with MudTextField @bind-Value for client-side filtering.
- Orders table uses ServerReload(TableState, CancellationToken) to simulate server-side paging, search and sorting and returns TableData<OrderModel>.
- Search input calls OnSearch which updates orderSearchString and calls ordersTable.ReloadServerData() to refresh server data.
- Status labeling and colors are computed with helper methods (GetStockStatus, GetInvoiceStatusColor, GetOrderStatusColor) and applied to MudChip components.
- Table sorting maps state.SortLabel to LINQ order expressions; paging uses Skip/Take on the filtered sequence.
## Styling
- Uses MudBlazor components and utility classes (pa-4, d-flex, mr-3) and Material icons via Icons.Material.
- Responsive layout via MudGrid and MudItem breakpoints (xs, sm, md) for KPI cards.
- Visual style follows the active MudBlazor theme; no Tailwind/Bootstrap utilities detected.
## Reuse steps
1. Add the MudBlazor NuGet package and call builder.Services.AddMudServices() in Program.cs.
2. Import MudBlazor namespaces (using MudBlazor; using MudBlazor.Components) and add MudBlazor CSS/theme to the app shell.
3. Copy models (ProductModel, InvoiceModel, OrderModel) and the DashboardPage.razor into a Blazor project.
4. Replace mock data in OnInitialized with real services (inject an API/data service) and adapt ServerReload to call an API that returns paged results.
5. Wire authentication/authorization and error handling for production; keep @ref usage for server table reloads and cancellation token handling.
## Limitations & next steps
- Page uses mock Random data and local lists; backend/API wiring is required for real data, auth, and persistence.
- ServerReload simulates latency with Task.Delay; replace with real HTTP calls and proper cancellation/error handling.
- No form EditForm or DataAnnotationsValidator is present; add validation where editable forms are introduced.
- Consider DI for services, centralized state, caching, and stronger sorting mappings to avoid magic strings in SortLabel.
- Add accessibility review, localization, and unit/integration tests before production use.