feat: add Meshery UI integration test for mui-datatables

[Rajesh-Nagarajan-11]

Notes for Reviewers

Adds a GitHub Actions workflow to test mui-datatables changes against Meshery UI on every PR

• Builds mui-datatables from the PR

• Installs it into Meshery UI

• Builds and tests Meshery UI with the change

Implemented the same workflow that we have in sistent

✅ Tested with Forked Repo sample workflow link

Signed commits

• Yes, I signed my commits.

[kishore08-07]

Thanks @Rajesh-Nagarajan-11 , LGTM.

[rishiraj38]

LGTM!!!!!

[KhushamBansal]

LGTM!!

[Junnygram]

LGTM

[Sbragul26]

LGTM

[banana-three-join]

Not too familiar with Github CI but from what I read and taking into account the fact that it's the same CI used in Sistent just being implemented in Meshery UI, I would say it's good to go!

[YASHMAHAKAL]

Not too familiar with Github CI but from what I read and taking into account the fact that it's the same CI used in Sistent just being implemented in Meshery UI, I would say it's good to go!

@banana-three-join mui-datatables is a React component library that gives you a fully-featured, production-ready data table out of the box, built on top of Material UI (MUI).
Instead of building a complex table from scratch every time you need to display data (with sorting, searching, filtering, pagination, etc.), you just install this library and pass it your data. It handles everything for you.

This workflow automatically builds your mui-datatables PR into a local package (L28-L47) downloads the real Meshery UI repository, and installs your new table package into it. (L60-L62, run: npm install ../../mui-datatables/${{ env.MUI_DATATABLES_PACKAGE }})
It then commands Meshery to build and test itself, proving with 100% certainty that your PR changes do not break the downstream Meshery application.

[Oluwatunmise-olat]

lgtm

[leecalcote]

Not too familiar with Github CI but from what I read and taking into account the fact that it's the same CI used in Sistent just being implemented in Meshery UI, I would say it's good to go!

@banana-three-join mui-datatables is a React component library that gives you a fully-featured, production-ready data table out of the box, built on top of Material UI (MUI). Instead of building a complex table from scratch every time you need to display data (with sorting, searching, filtering, pagination, etc.), you just install this library and pass it your data. It handles everything for you.

This workflow automatically builds your mui-datatables PR into a local package (L28-L47) downloads the real Meshery UI repository, and installs your new table package into it. (L60-L62, run: npm install ../../mui-datatables/${{ env.MUI_DATATABLES_PACKAGE }}) It then commands Meshery to build and test itself, proving with 100% certainty that your PR changes do not break the downstream Meshery application.

Is this documented somewhere?

[YASHMAHAKAL]

Not too familiar with Github CI but from what I read and taking into account the fact that it's the same CI used in Sistent just being implemented in Meshery UI, I would say it's good to go!

@banana-three-join mui-datatables is a React component library that gives you a fully-featured, production-ready data table out of the box, built on top of Material UI (MUI). Instead of building a complex table from scratch every time you need to display data (with sorting, searching, filtering, pagination, etc.), you just install this library and pass it your data. It handles everything for you.

This workflow automatically builds your mui-datatables PR into a local package (L28-L47) downloads the real Meshery UI repository, and installs your new table package into it. (L60-L62, run: npm install ../../mui-datatables/${{ env.MUI_DATATABLES_PACKAGE }}) It then commands Meshery to build and test itself, proving with 100% certainty that your PR changes do not break the downstream Meshery application.

Is this documented somewhere?

@leecalcote No, this is what I learnt when i firstly got introduced with this repository 🙂
However the README.md documents the first paragraph