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@computec/uibase

v1.1.0

Published

Base AppEngine models, helpers and communication used by other libraries and by plugins.

Readme

UI5 Library uibase

Base AppEngine models, helpers and communication used by other libraries and by plugins.

Consuming the library

@computec/uibase ships TypeScript declarations (types/) plus a minified runtime in two module formats (dist = CommonJS, dist-amd = AMD). How you consume it depends on where your code runs:

1. AppEngine UI5 plugin (runtime provided by AppEngine)

You only need the types — AppEngine delivers the uibase runtime at launch, so you do not bundle it. Map the UI5 namespace to the declaration folder in your plugin tsconfig.json:

"paths": {
    "computec/appengine/uibase/*": [
        "./node_modules/@computec/uibase/types/*"
    ]
}

2. Raw / standalone extension (you bundle the runtime)

Your code runs outside AppEngine, so you bundle uibase yourself. Import it as a normal package:

import { HttpClient } from "@computec/uibase";
import Session from "@computec/uibase/models/Session";

This resolves to the minified CommonJS runtime in dist (with its .d.ts). For a UI5 loader context, the AMD build is in dist-amd (point your UI5 resourceRoots for computec/appengine/uibase at dist-amd).

As of 1.1.0 the tarball no longer ships dist-ui5/ui5.yaml, and dist/dist-amd are minified.