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solid-helper-vue

v0.2.0

Published

A helper library for developing SoLiD (Social Linked Data) under Vuejs

Downloads

4

Readme

Solid Helper for Vue (3)

This repo aims to provide helpers for developing SoLiD (Social Linked Data) Apps with Vuejs (3).

It emerged from my personal requirements, because the official Solid libraries are not natual for Vue.

Usage example

Pinia store

Set up Pinia as you always does. Then you can use the store as if it's in your application (or defined a helper in your custom store):

import { useSessionStore } from 'solid-helper-vue';

const sessionStore = useSessionStore();

sessionStore.login(idp, explorerStore.loginRedirectUrl);

...

# Then in somewhere else

sessionStore.handleRedirectAfterLogin()

Provider

Use SessionProvider as a provider, and put your components inside it; then inject the relevant variables.

E.g. in your application, specify this as a component:

<template>
  <session-provider>
    <router-view />
  </session-provider>
</template>

<script setup lang="ts">
import { SessionProvider } from 'solid-helper-vue'
</script>

Then in a sub-component loaded by router (or directly use your own component), you can use the following:

<script setup lang="ts">
import { inject } from 'vue';
import { KEYS } from 'solid-helper-vue';

const session = inject(KEYS.SESSION);  // The `Session` object, from `@inrupt/solid-client-authn-browser`. Note that reactivity is lost.
const sessionInfo = inject(KEYS.SESSION_INFO)  // The `ISessionInfo` object with equivalent value as `session.info`.
const login = inject(KEYS.LOGIN);  // A function to log-in, same as that in session store (of this library).
const logout = inject(KEYS.LOGOUT);  // A function to log-out, same as that in session store (of this library).
</script>

Current features

  • Session management through Pinia store: useSessionStore
    • As a Pinia store, providing:
      • login(solidIdentityProvider: string, redirectUrl: string, clientName: string)
      • logout()
      • handleRedirectAfterLogin(redirectUrl?: string, restorePreviousSession?: boolea)
    • It handles the hooks automatically, using first-layer custom variables to keep reactivity.
      • Directly using properties in Session object will lose reactivity, for unknown reason.
  • Session management through provider component: SessionProvider
    • As a Vue component, without UI; similar to React Context. See example above.
    • It handles redirect automatically, so remember to insert it early enough.