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vuex-plugin-jsdata

v0.3.0

Published

A vuex plugin to sync vuex store with jsdata-store

Downloads

8

Readme

vuex-jsdata-plugin

A simple attempt to help using jsdata alongside Vue.js: This plugin syncing Vuex store with js-data After each injection made by js-data some silent mutations are triggered to ensure vuex store is kept in sync with your ressources (and trigger reactivity).

Read more : https://github.com/js-data/js-data/issues/57

Dependencies

This plugin is developed for

[email protected]
[email protected]

You're welcome to contribute to help compatibility issues.

Usage

With NPM npm install vuex-plugin-jsdata

Then when you setup vuex:

import jsdataPlugin from 'vuex-plugin-jsdata'
import yourJsDataStore from 'xxxx'

const plugins = [
  jsdataPlugin(yourJsDataStore),
  ... // other plugins
]

new Vuex.Store({
  // state,
  // actions,
  // mutations,
  plugins,
})

How does it work ?

Every change in a js-data ressource are made with the DSInject method. The plugin manage the state tree(vuex) under a DS module by listening to the afterInject hook (js-data)

mutation

vuex-plugin-jsdata fire only one silent mutation : REFRESH_DATASTORE

getters

Although all local ressources injected in the jsdata-store can be found in the vuex store under the namespaced module DS, the plugin provide automatic getters for every model.

Ex:

// Register a model in js-data

export const User = store.defineResource({
  name: 'user',
  endpoint: 'users',
})
// in a .vue component
<script>
  import { mapGetters } from 'vuex'

  export default {
    name: 'User',
    props: {
      id: { required: true },
    },
    computed: {
      ...mapGetters(['DSUser']),
      user() {
        return this.DSUser[this.id]
      },
    },
  }
</script>

<template lang="jade">
  div.user
    pre {{ user | json }}
</template>

global helper

This plugin provide a handy way to make a ressource available inside components.

mapRessources

mapRessources([ { nameOfTheGetter: [nameOfTheRessource:string, id_key:string]}, ... ]) mapRessources is a getter factory designed to get a single record which id is computed from $vm[id_key]. Its really useful for getting specific records dynamicly (eg: get user with id picked from router params) example:

// in store - DSUsers: { 1: { name: 'Alex' } }
// component definition
// using the object spread operator
$vm = {
  data() {
    return {
      user_id: 1
    }
  },
  computed: {
    ...mapRessources([
      { user: ['User', 'user_id'] }
      { userFromRoute: ['User', '$route.params.id'] } // with vue-router
    ]),
  }
}
// Log
$vm.user.name -> 'Alex'
$vm.userFromRoute.name -> 'Alex'

Example

Clone the repo and run

npm install
npm run example-simple
=> go to /examples/simple

more to come ...

TO-DO

[ ] handle config options [ ] some examples

Contributions

are welcome :)