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@servable-community/publishable

v1.10.0

Published

Publishable protocol server for Servable

Downloads

33

Readme

Publishable protocol for Servable

@servable-community/publishable

npm Package NPM Downloads Build Status License: MIT JavaScript Style Guide

A complete lifecycle management for publication

Allow any object to be in a published or drafted state.

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%%{

  init: {

    'theme': 'base',

    'themeVariables': {

      'primaryColor': '#fff',

      'primaryTextColor': '#323232',

      'primaryBorderColor': '#323232',

      'lineColor': '#323232',

      'fontFamily': 'ui-monospace,SFMono-Regular,SF Mono,Menlo,Consolas,Liberation Mono,monospace'

    }

  }

}%%

flowchart TD

    start([Launch Servable]) --> requiresMigration{A protocol\n requires\n migration?}

    requiresMigration -- Yes --> migrate[Migrate every protocol \nthat requires migration]

    requiresMigration -- No --> doLaunch[Do Launch]

    migrate --> doLaunch[Do Launch]

Available in Servable registry

@servable-community/publishable is available at servable registry.

Use in your servable project:

yo servable -t useprotocol --protocolid @servable-community/publishable

Install

yarn add @servable-community/publishable

or

npm install @servable-community/publishable

Compatible framework adapters

| Adapter | Version | Link | | ------- | ------- | ---- | | @servable-community/parse-server-adapter | * | https://github.com/servable-community/parse-server-adapter.git |

Used APIs

| Api | Version | | --- | ------- | | Object | * | | Cloud | * | | User | * | | Role | * | | Session | * | | Installation | * | | Config | * | | LiveQuery | * |

Categories

Static Badge Static Badge

Companion packages

Dependencies

Target classes

Managed classes

Applies to classes: commentableEntry

Usage

Template

Add this template to your class' protocols.json file. Fill the values to fit your needs with the right parameters.

{
  "id": "publishable",
  "name": "Publishable",
  "slug": "",
  "params": {}
}

Parameters

| type | id | Message | Default value | vacuity | | ---- | --- | ------- | ------------- | ------- | | input | waitForValidation | Wait for validation | | optional | | input | errorMessage | Error message | Could not publish | mandatory | | input | notifyOnError | Notify on error | | mandatory |

Seed

Protocol class

Before init

After init

Config

Functions

Live Classes

Schema

Target class

Fields

| Name | Type | Target class | Default value | | ---- | ---- | ------------ | ------------- | | publishableStatus | String | | |

Class Level Permissions

| Name | Content | | ---- | ------- | | protectedFields | {"*":[]} |

Indexes

| Name | Content | | ---- | ------- | | _publishableStatus | {"publishableStatus":1} |

System

Lib

Triggers

Resources

Servable Documentation

You can find here the complete servable documentation with guides and api reference.

Servable Registry

You can find other Servable protocols at the Servable registry

License

MIT © servable-community