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@j2inn/resolvable-ui-elements

v1.1.3

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The main goal of this library is to enhance the flexibility of the UI code written, by adding a layer that separates the queries and information used to interact with the backend from the UI code, moving it to a separated JSON file.

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What is resolvable-ui-elements?

The main goal of this library is to enhance the flexibility of the UI code written, by adding a layer that separates the queries and information used to interact with the backend from the UI code, moving it to a separated JSON file.

The JSON file (typically called elements.json) can be generated from a spreadsheet used to simplify the data management for a project UI.

How do I get set up?

To install this package run npm i @j2inn/resolvable-ui-elements

Where do I get more info?

See: https://finproducts.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/ECO/pages/32881311778/Element+Types

Codebase Structure

src
├── resolvableElements
│   ├── elements                # Element classes implementation
│   ├── interfacesGeneration    # Code for generating interfaces from an elements.json file
│   ├── react                   # React hooks to use resolvable elements.
│   └── ...
└── ...

BE libraries dependencies

If you decide to use the Resolver's evalFuncName feature, this library should be used in combination with finOemAuthzExt. The pod allows the usage of the wrapper function.

/**
 * Function name to be used for expressions eval,
 * used to enable custom backend permission check using elements path
 * @example
 * customEval(\`page/section/elementName\`, parametersDict)
 */
evalFuncName?: string

v1.0.4

Version 1.0.4 of this library introduces the usage of optional parameters in function evaluation. To be able to use them, finOemAuthzExt 1.0.2+ should be used for the BE.