Settings

Settings admins

The Admins settings pane where space owners invite people by email and manage the list of everyone who currently holds full permissions.

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Settings admins

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Props

The component's public API, read from its TypeScript source. Descriptions come from TSDoc on the prop, so this table cannot drift from the component.

Prop	Type	Default	Description
`admins`	`SettingsAdmin[]`	`[]`	Undocumented — add TSDoc to the prop in the library.
`onInvite`	`(email: string) => void`	—	Fired with the trimmed email from the invite field. Validation, dedupe and the resulting toast belong to the caller — this pane does not mutate the list it was handed.
`onRemove`	`(admin: SettingsAdmin) => void`	—	Fired on confirming the removal dialog.
`initialEmail`	`string`	`""`	Seeds the invite field.
`initialPage`	`number`	`0`	Zero-based page. Seeds the pagination.
`pageSize`	`number`	`20`	Undocumented — add TSDoc to the prop in the library.
`initialRemoveTargetId`	`string`	—	Opens the removal dialog on mount for the admin with this id — makes it a static story.
`className`	`string`	—	Undocumented — add TSDoc to the prop in the library.

Reference

Transcribed from the component audit. If this disagrees with the source, the source is right.

Source: src/components/settings/SettingsAdmins.tsx
Portability: Copies across unchanged — only the utils import path moves.
Variants: status: active | pending
Notes: Use it as the Admins tab of a space's settings sheet, above a paginated table with per-row status badges and a removal confirmation dialog. The owner's row never shows a menu since ownership can't be revoked, and invite validation, dedupe, and any resulting toast are left to the caller.