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@theofficialurban/sveltewrite

v1.5.1

Published

A wrapper for Appwrite collections, buckets, and authentication with realtime updates.

Downloads

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Readme

A wrapper for Appwrite collections, buckets, and authentication with realtime updates.

SvelteWrite

import * as SW from '@theofficialurban/sveltewrite';

Classes:

  • SvelteWrite - Top Class
    • new SvelteWrite(client: Client) - Pass in your Appwrite client instance.

Utilities

  • AppwriteChannels - Includes functions to fill and create channels
    • i.e AppwriteChannels.file("bucketId", "fileId") => "buckets.bucketId.files.fileId"
  • AppwriteEvents - An object containing event strings based on CRUD events for buckets and documents

Types:

  • BucketReturn - The slot prop type for Bucket component `let:bucket
  • CollectionReturn - The slot prop type for Collection component let:collection
  • DocumentReturn - Slot prop type for Document , let:document
  • RealtimeCallback - Callback type for the <Realtime> component prop callback
  • AppwriteEvent - See section on events and channels
  • AppwriteChannel - See section on events and channels

Components (see below for more on each component)

  • AccountProvider - Component, Account Provider
  • Collection - Collection, Component
  • Bucket - Bucket, Component
  • Login - Login Component
  • Document - Doc Component
  • Realtime - Realtime Component
  • File - Single bucket file

Quick Start

Example

First you should create an Appwrite client in +layout.ts

// on +layout.ts
import { Client } from 'appwrite';
import { SvelteWrite } from '@theofficialurban/sveltewrite';
export const load = async () => {
	const client = new Client().setEndpoint('...').setProject('...');
	const sveltewrite = new SvelteWrite(client);
	return {
		sveltewrite
	};
};

SW.Collection

The SvelteWrite.Collection component gives you access to a collection that will have a maintained state with realtime updates (live create / update / delete)

Props

  • sveltewrite - SvelteWrite instance
  • dbId - Database ID
  • colId - Collection ID
  • queries? - Queries array

Slots / Props

  • default - Main Slot
    • collection - type CollectionReturn
  • loading - Loading Slot

Example

<script lang="ts">
	import * as SW from '@theofficialurban/sveltewrite';
	import { page } from '$app/stores';
	const sveltewrite = $page.data.sveltewrite;
</script>

<SW.Collection {sveltewrite} dbId="123" colId="321" let:collection>
	<svelte:fragment slot="loading">Loading.....</svelte:fragment>
	{#each collection.documents as doc}
	<span>{doc.$id}</span>
	{/each}
	<SW.Collection> </SW.Collection
></SW.Collection>

SW.Bucket

Realtime Access to Storage Buckets

Props

  • sveltewrite - SvelteWrite instance
  • bucketId - Bucket ID
  • queries? - Array of optional queries

Slots / Props

  • default - Default Slot
    • bucket - type BucketReturn
  • loading - Loading Slot

Example

<script lang="ts">
	import * as SW from '@theofficialurban/sveltewrite';
	import { page } from '$app/stores';
	const sveltewrite = $page.data.sveltewrite;
</script>

<SW.Bucket {sveltewrite} bucketId="123" let:bucket>
	<svelte:fragment slot="loading">Loading.....</svelte:fragment>
	{#each bucket.files as file}
	<span>{file.$id}</span>
	{/each}
	<SW.Bucket> </SW.Bucket
></SW.Bucket>

SW.AccountProvider

Props sveltewrite - SvelteWrite instance

Slots / Props

No Default Slot

  • loggedIn - Logged in User
    • currentUser - Models.User<..>
  • loggedOut - Logged out User

Example

<script lang="ts">
	import * as SW from '@theofficialurban/sveltewrite';
	import { page } from '$app/stores';
	const sveltewrite = $page.data.sveltewrite;
</script>

<!-- Can use the login component too -->

<SW.AccountProvider {sveltewrite}>
	<svelte:fragment slot="loggedIn" let:currentUser>
		Logged in as {currentUser.name}
	</svelte:fragment>

	<svelte:fragment slot="loggedOut">
		<SW.Login {sveltewrite} />
	</svelte:fragment>
	<SW.AccountProvider></SW.AccountProvider
></SW.AccountProvider>

SW.Document

A document with realtime updates

Props

  • sveltewrite - SvelteWrite instance
  • dbId - Database ID
  • colId - Collection ID
  • docId - Document ID
  • queries? - Array of optional queries

Slots / Props

  • default - Document
    • document - type DocumentReturn
  • loading - Loading State

Example

<script lang="ts">
	import * as SW from '@theofficialurban/sveltewrite';
	import { page } from '$app/stores';
	const sveltewrite = $page.data.sveltewrite;
</script>

<SW.Document {sveltewrite} dbId="123" colId="123" docId="123" let:document>
	{document.item.$id}
	<SW.Document> </SW.Document
></SW.Document>

SW.Realtime

Types & Enums

const AppwriteChannels: AppwriteChannel = {
	account: () => 'account',
	collectionDocuments: (dbId: string, colId: string) =>
		`databases.${dbId}.collections.${colId}.documents`,
	documents: () => 'documents',
	document: (dbId: string, colId: string, itemId: string) =>
		`databases.${dbId}.collections.${colId}.documents.${itemId}`,
	files: () => 'files',
	file: (bucketId: string, itemId: string) => `buckets.${bucketId}.files.${itemId}`,
	bucket: (bucketId: string) => `buckets.${bucketId}.files`,
	teams: () => 'teams',
	team: (teamId: string) => `teams.${teamId}`,
	memberships: () => 'memberships',
	membership: (memId: string) => `memberships.${memId}`,
	executions: () => 'executions',
	execution: (exeId: string) => `executions.${exeId}`,
	function: (fnId: string) => `functions.${fnId}`
};
/**
 * Mapping of Events to the Event Strings
 * AppwriteEvent => string
 */
export const AppwriteEvents: AppwriteEvent = {
	DOCUMENT_DELETE: 'databases.*.collections.*.documents.*.delete',
	DOCUMENT_CREATE: 'databases.*.collections.*.documents.*.create',
	DOCUMENT_UPDATE: 'databases.*.collections.*.documents.*.update',
	BUCKET_CREATE: 'buckets.*.files.*.create',
	BUCKET_DELETE: 'buckets.*.files.*.delete',
	BUCKET_UPDATE: 'buckets.*.files.*.update'
};

Getting a Channel /w Information

For instance, to listen to the channel for a file id 123 in storage bucket "exampleBucket"

AppwriteChannels.file('exampleBucket', '123');
// Returns: `buckets.exampleBucket.files.123`
// Listening for changes on file #123 in exampleBucket

Props

  • sveltewrite - SvelteWrite instance
  • channels - AppwriteChannel[]
  • callback - RealtimeCallback

Slots / Props

  • default
    • history - A store that stores the history of the current realtime stream.
      • type RealtimeResponseEvent<Record<string, unknown>>[]

Example

<script lang="ts">
	import type { PageData } from './$types.js';
	import * as SW from '../../../dist/index.js';
	import type { RealtimeCallback } from '../../../dist/index.js';
	let { data } = $props<{ data: PageData }>();

	const sveltewrite = data.sveltewrite;
	const AppwriteChannels = SW.AppwriteChannels;
	const channels = [
		// Listening for changes on this document
		AppwriteChannels.document('main', 'posts', '6595c652e8c81dbcf4f9')
	];

	const callback: RealtimeCallback = (e) => {
		console.log(e);
	};
</script>

<SW.Realtime {callback} {channels} {sveltewrite} let:history>
	    {@html JSON.stringify(history)}
</SW.Realtime>

SW.File

Gets a single file from a storage bucket and returns that file as a Blob

Props

  • bucketId - The ID of the bucket
  • fileId - The ID of the file to get

Slots/Props

  • No Slots
    • let:file - Gives you the Blob with the fetched file
    • let:url - Gives you the URL to download the file.

Example

<SW.File {sveltewrite} bucketId="packages" fileId="658a453cd423c1621471" let:file let:url>
	    {url}
</SW.File>