Question 1

How does Amiya compare to using antd directly for tables?

Accepted Answer

Amiya wraps antd v4 to add features like cross-page batch operations and reduced boilerplate, making it faster for CRUD apps, but it adds dependency overhead and isn't compatible with antd v5. For more control or v5 features, raw antd might be better.

Question 2

Can I use Amiya with Ant Design v5?

Accepted Answer

No, Amiya is specifically built for Ant Design v4 and is not compatible with v5. You'll need to stick with v4 or consider other libraries if migrating to v5 is a requirement.

Question 3

How to implement a modal form in Amiya?

Accepted Answer

Amiya provides built-in modal mode for forms; you can configure forms to open in modals using shared settings from tables, which simplifies code and is documented in the official docs with examples.

Question 4

Is Amiya good for mobile-responsive apps?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Amiya includes responsive features like query areas that adapt to screen resolution, and it builds on antd's responsive design, but test thoroughly as wrapper layers might introduce unexpected behaviors on specific devices.

Question 5

What are the performance trade-offs of using Amiya?

Accepted Answer

Amiya adds abstraction which might slightly increase initial load time due to larger bundle size, but it optimizes development speed and reduces runtime code for common operations, so the trade-off depends on your app's priorities.

Question 6

How to extend Amiya with custom form fields?

Accepted Answer

Amiya allows global extension of form item types; you can register custom components via configuration, enabling reuse across forms without modifying core code, as detailed in the documentation on extensibility.

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