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@hamelbarrero/report

v1.0.17

Published

Esta es la documentacion de la implementacion de microfrontend de reportes, la cual se empaqueta en npm

Downloads

9

Readme

report

Esta es la documentacion de la implementacion de microfrontend de reportes, la cual se empaqueta en npm

Configuracion

Para poder utilizar el microfrontend necesita intalar el paquete desde npm

pnpm add @hamelbarrero/report

o

npm i @hamelbarrero/report

Con el paquete instalado se requiere tener un elemento div en el aplicativo principal con el id box_report el cual mostrara los reportes

Componentes

El microfrontend cuenta con sus propios componentes los cuales son de reporte como del Dashboard

import Report from '@hamelbarrero/report/src' -> Applicacion para montar en main.ts
import Dashboard from '@hamelbarrero/report/src/views/dashboard/DashboardView.vue'; -> Componente dashboard
import InsertionReport from '@hamelbarrero/report/src/components/reports/InsertionReport.vue'; -> Reporte insercion
import NotificationReport from '@hamelbarrero/report/src/components/reports/NotificationReport.vue'; -> Reporte notificacion
import ScheduleReport from '@hamelbarrero/report/src/components/reports/ScheduleReport.vue'; -> Reporte agendas

Variables de entorno

Como el microfrontend es construido con VITE la configuracion para acceder a las variables de entorno tienen que inicir con el nombre VITE, ejemplo:

Variable local en proyecto principal

LOCALDATABASE="sql.db"

Implementacion en microfrontend

VITE_LOCALDATABASE="sql.db"