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@futureordering/fo-web-plugin-types

v3.0.0

Published

Types related to Plugins and Statistics shared between FO.Web and FO.Web.Plugins

Downloads

155

Readme

Future Ordering frontend plugin types

TypeScript typings for frontend extensibility plugins for the Future Ordering frontend.

Installation

npm i @futureordering/fo-web-plugin-types

Examples

See https://github.com/Future-Ordering/frontend-plugin-boilerplate for usage example

Version 3

Version 3 changes:

  • Adds basic order support for working with orders, menus and products. Some of the new addons include:
    • Create order (ctx.order.createOrder)
    • Add item to basket (orderContext.addItem, orderContext can for example be retrieved using ctx.order.getCurrentOrder and ctx.order.createOrder)
    • Get order items ((await orderContext.getOrderData()).orderItems)
    • Remove item from order (orderContext.removeItem)
    • Set order class (orderContext.setOrderClass)
    • Get menu (ctx.menu.getMenu)
    • Get product (menuContext.getProduct, menuContext can for example be retrieved using ctx.menu.getMenu or (await ctx.order.getCurrentOrder()).menu)
    • Iterate products (menuContext.products)
    • Selecting config item (menuContext.setItem)
  • Starting order from plugin by navigating to select store and order type, and then back to plugin (ctx.location.navigateToStartOrderAndBack)
  • Navigate to page (ctx.location.navigateToPage, currently only supported to navigate to productConfig page)
  • Removes ctx.location.navigateToPageComponent overload
  • Changes ctx.location.navigate argument menuType to orderClass

Migrating from version 2 to 3

ctx.location.navigateToPageComponent

Change

ctx.location.navigateToPageComponent('myPlugin', {}, { addReturnUrl: true });

To

ctx.location.navigateToPageComponent({
    pageName: 'myPlugin',
    queryParams: {},
    addReturnUrl: truer
})

ctx.location.navigate

Change

ctx.location.navigate({
    menuType: 'takeaway',
    ...
})

To

ctx.location.navigate({
    orderClass: 'takeaway',
    ...
})

ctx.page.setButton

Available in page components. Removed because overriding the back button behavior goes against user expectations and the way the app works in general.