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vue-sails.io

v1.0.2

Published

sails.io.js wrapper for VueJS, only with Vuex at the moment

Downloads

145

Readme

Install

npm install vue-sails.io --save

Requirements

At the moment Vuex is required to work

Use

Use the plugin

In the main file where you bootstrap most of your plugin add 'VueSailsIO'

import VueSailsIO from 'vue-sails.io'
Vue.use(VueSailsIO, 'http://localhost:1337')

In a Vue-component

Add the object 'sails', create one or more named objects,

<template lang="pug">
section.container
  .columns
    .column.is-narrow
      form(@submit.prevent="user({ username: username })")
        p.control.has-addons
          input.input(type="text" v-model="username" placeholder="Text")
          button.button(type="submit") Send
    .column
      .box
        article.media(v-for="user of users") {{ user.username }}
</template>

<script>
import { mapGetters } from 'vuex'
export default {
  computed: {
    ...mapGetters([ 'users' ])
  },
  sails: {
    user: {
      method: 'get',      // required, options are: get, post, put, delete
      url:  '/user',      // optional, defaults to '/' + [the object name] (this case '/user')
      mutation: 'users',  // optional, defaults to [the object name], can be false to not create a listener
      remove: false       // optional, defaults to true, remove the listener when component is destroyed
    }
  },
  data () {
    return {
      username: ''
    }
  }
}
</script>

Manually

The sails object is mapped to 'this.$sails'

The following functions are exposed:

  1. this.$sails.addListener(socket, mutation)
  2. this.$sails.removeListener(socket)
  3. this.$sails.hasListener(socket)
  4. this.$sails.socket.get(url, data) // or post, delete, put
  5. this.$sails.socket.on(url, function(data) {})

Changelog

1.0.2

No need to manually create mutation