DocumentationButtonscomponent

DocumentationButtons({
	space = "paragraph",
	wrap = true,
	left = true,
	gap = "none",
	...props
}: DocumentationButtonsProps): ReactElement | null

Param	Type
`props`	`DocumentationButtonsProps`	Props for DocumentationButtons — the relational metadata of a documented symbol (class, extends, implements), plus block-space and flex overrides. required
`.class`	`string`	Name of the class/interface this member belongs to (e.g. `"Store"` for `Store.get()`). Set only on methods and properties. readonly
`.extends`	`string`	Full type text of the class/interface this extends, including any generic arguments (e.g. `"AbstractStore<string>"`, `"Omit<StringSchemaOptions, 'value'>"`). Resolved to a link at render time, trimming generics to the bare name; builtins/wrappers that don't resolve stay as text. readonly
`.implements`	`ImmutableArray<string>`	Full type text of the interfaces this implements, including generic arguments (e.g. `["Serializable<string>"]`). Resolved to links at render time (generics trimmed for lookup); builtins simply stay as text. readonly

Return
`ReactElement \| null`

Render a symbol's relational metadata as a <nav> column of labelled links.

Each relation reads as "{label} {Target}" — e.g. extends AbstractStore, implements Serializable, member of Store.
The target is a <DocumentationButton>, so it links to the referenced page when it exists in the tree and stays a plain label otherwise.
Block spacing defaults to paragraph spacing (via getParagraphClass()); pass space to override. Inner spacing is the flex gap.
Renders nothing when the symbol has no relations.

Renders a documented symbol's relational metadata as a <nav> column of labelled links — extends AbstractStore, implements Serializable, member of Store. Used by both <DocumentationPage> (below the title) and <DocumentationCard>.

Things to know:

Each relation reads as "{label} {Target}". The target is a <TreeButton>, so it resolves the reference against the flattened tree map from <TreeProvider>: a hit becomes a link, a miss (e.g. a builtin like Serializable) renders as a plain non-linking label so the text still reads.
Relations come from the raw metadata the extractor records — extends and implements first, then the broader member of (the class relation) last.
It renders nothing when the symbol has no relations.
Block spacing defaults to paragraph spacing (it composes getParagraphClass()); pass space to override. Inner spacing is the flex gap.
Exported (plural) from docs/DocumentationButtons.tsx.

Usage

Used automatically by <DocumentationPage> and <DocumentationCard>. To render relations directly, pass the symbol's relational props.

tsx

import { DocumentationButtons } from "shelving/ui";

<DocumentationButtons class="Store" extends="AbstractStore" implements={["Serializable"]} />

Drop a relation by omitting it, or tighten spacing with space.

tsx

<DocumentationButtons extends="AbstractStore" space="none" />

Styling

DocumentationButtons has no own CSS hooks — it composes getParagraphClass() for block spacing and the flex utilities for layout, and renders its links as <TreeButton>s. Retheme through those.