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wings4

v4.4.4

Published

A FeathersJS 4-Way reactive data sync for any frontend framework

Downloads

2

Readme

Welcome to wings4!

A FeathersJS 4-Way reactive data sync for any frontend framework

  • [x] DOM / UI (HTML)
  • [x] Data / State (Javascript)
  • [x] Local Storage (Offline)
  • [x] Backend/Database (Cloud)

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Installation

npm install wings4

or

yarn add wings4

Usage

import wings from 'wings4'
// const wings = require('wings4').default

let app = wings('http://localhost:3030')

let messagesSrvc = app.wingsService('messages')

messagesSrvc.on('dataChange', (messages) => {
  console.log(messages)
})

messagesSrvc.init()

app.wingsService(serviceName, params, config)

Returns a wingsService <object>

| Param| Type | Description | |--|--|--| | serviceName | <string> | Name of service | | params.query | <object> | ( Optional ) Refer to Feathers Querying | | config | <object> | ( Optional ) Configuration of wingsService <object> | | config.channels | <array> | ( Optional ) Array of channel objects |

params.query <object>

Refer to Feathers Querying

/* example records
  [
    { text: 'Hello', read: true, roomId: 1, nested: { prop: 'xander' } },
    { text: 'World', read: false, roomId: 2, nested: { prop: 'ford' } }
  ]
*/

let serviceName = 'message'

let params = {
  query: {
    read: false,
    roomId: 2
  }
}

let messagesSrvc = app.wingsService(serviceName, params)

messagesSrvc.on('dataChange', (messages) => {
  console.log(messages)
  // [ { text: 'World', read: false, roomId: 2, nested: { prop: 'ford' } } ]
})

config <object>

| Property | Type | Default | Description | |--|--|--|--| | debug | <boolean> | false | Logs all events init, created, removed, patched, updated, loadMore, reset | | newDataPosition | <string> | 'end' | Add new items to the start or end of an array | | paginate | <boolean> | false | Enable pagination based on $limit. **default is 10 records per page | | channels | <array> | [] | Refer to channels |

let config = {
  debug: true,
  newDataPosition: 'start',
  paginate: true,
  channels: []
} 

let messagesSrvc = app.wingsService(serviceName, params, config)

config.channels <array> and channel <object>

Channels determine which records to receive that passes the prop === value .

| Property | Type | Description | |--|--|--| | prop | <string> | Name of record's property | | value | <string | number | boolean | function> | Equality test value | | value | <function> | callback accepts (val, message) arguments for custom test. **Must return a boolean value |

/* example records
  [
    { text: 'Hello', read: true, roomId: 1, nested: { prop: 'xander' } },
    { text: 'World', read: false, roomId: 2, nested: { prop: 'ford' } }
  ]
*/

let config = {
  channels: [
    { prop: 'roomId', value: 2},
    { prop: 'nested.prop', value: 'ford'},
    { prop: 'nested', value: (val) => val.prop === 'ford' }
  ]
}

let messagesSrvc = app.wingsService(serviceName, params, config)

You may use dot notation in prop as reference into the object's property

reset(params, config)

set new params, config and triggers init method

let params = {
  query: {
    read: false,
    roomId: 2
  }
}

let config = {
  debug: true,
  newDataPosition: 'start',
  paginate: true,
  channels: []
}

messagesSrvc.reset(params, config)

loadMore()

loads more data based on $skip = ( page + 1 ) * $limit

messagesSrvc.loadMore()

loadAll()

loads all data based on ($skip = page * $limit) * pages

messagesSrvc.loadAll()

loadPage(page)

loads the based on $skip = page * $limit

messagesSrvc.loadPage(2)

destroy()

destroys all listners created by .on(eventName, listener) function

messagesSrvc.destroy()

Single Sign-On (Backend)

npm install feathers-sso

or

yarn add feathers-sso
// authentication.js
const { LocalStrategy } = require('@feathersjs/authentication-local');
const { expressOauth } = require('@feathersjs/authentication-oauth');
const Sso = require('feathers-sso')

module.exports = app => {
  const authentication = new AuthenticationService(app);

  authentication.register('jwt', new JWTStrategy());
  authentication.register('local', new LocalStrategy());
  authentication.register('sso', new Sso('http://localhost:3030'));

  app.use('/authentication', authentication);
  app.configure(expressOauth());
};

Single Sign-On (Frontend)

enables SSO to specific iframe parent host

// SSO login UI
app.enableSSO([
  'http://localhost:8080', 
  'http://localhost:3030'
])

authenticate using SSO specifying the URL of SSO login UI

// Connecting Client App to SSO login UI
app.authenticateSSO('http://localhost:8080/#/auth')

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