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@daltonr/pathwrite-vue

v0.15.0

Published

Vue 3 adapter for @daltonr/pathwrite-core — composables with reactive refs, and optional <PathShell> default UI.

Readme

@daltonr/pathwrite-vue

Vue 3 adapter for Pathwrite — exposes path engine state as a reactive shallowRef that integrates with the Composition API, computed(), and Vue's reactivity system.

Installation

npm install @daltonr/pathwrite-core @daltonr/pathwrite-vue

Peer dependencies: Vue 3.3+


Quick start

// signup-path.ts — the data type and path, shared by every step component
import type { PathDefinition, PathData } from "@daltonr/pathwrite-core";

export interface SignupData extends PathData {
  name: string;
  email: string;
}

export const signupPath: PathDefinition<SignupData> = {
  id: "signup",
  steps: [
    { id: "details", title: "Your Details" },
    { id: "review",  title: "Review" },
  ],
};
<!-- SignupFlow.vue -->
<script setup lang="ts">
import { PathShell } from "@daltonr/pathwrite-vue";
import type { PathData } from "@daltonr/pathwrite-core";
import { signupPath } from "./signup-path";
import DetailsStep from "./DetailsStep.vue";
import ReviewStep from "./ReviewStep.vue";

function handleComplete(data: PathData) {
  console.log("Done!", data);
}
</script>

<template>
  <PathShell
    :path="signupPath"
    :initial-data="{ name: '', email: '' }"
    @complete="handleComplete"
  >
    <template #details><DetailsStep /></template>
    <template #review><ReviewStep /></template>
  </PathShell>
</template>
<!-- DetailsStep.vue -->
<script setup lang="ts">
import { usePathContext } from "@daltonr/pathwrite-vue";
import type { SignupData } from "./signup-path";

const { snapshot, setData } = usePathContext<SignupData>();
</script>

<template>
  <div v-if="snapshot">
    <input :value="snapshot.data.name" @input="setData('name', ($event.target as HTMLInputElement).value)" placeholder="Name" />
    <input :value="snapshot.data.email" @input="setData('email', ($event.target as HTMLInputElement).value)" placeholder="Email" />
  </div>
</template>

Step components call usePathContext() inside named slots to access engine state. <PathShell> provides the context automatically via provide / inject.


usePath

usePath<TData, TServices>() creates an isolated path engine instance. The composable automatically unsubscribes when the calling component's effect scope is disposed — no manual cleanup needed.

| Return value | Type | Description | |---|---|---| | snapshot | DeepReadonly<Ref<PathSnapshot \| null>> | Current snapshot ref. null when no path is active or when completionBehaviour: "dismiss" is used. With the default "stayOnFinal", the ref holds a snapshot with status === "completed" after the path finishes. Access the value as snapshot.value. | | start(definition, data?) | function | Start or re-start a path. | | next() | function | Advance one step. Completes the path on the last step. | | previous() | function | Go back one step. No-op on the first step of a top-level path. | | cancel() | function | Cancel the active path or sub-path. | | goToStep(stepId) | function | Jump to a step by ID, bypassing guards and shouldSkip. | | goToStepChecked(stepId) | function | Jump to a step by ID, checking the relevant navigation guard first. | | setData(key, value) | function | Update a single data field. Type-checked when TData is provided. | | resetStep() | function | Restore the current step's data to what it was when the step was entered. Emits stateChanged with cause "resetStep"; no hooks run. | | startSubPath(definition, data?, meta?) | function | Push a sub-path. meta is echoed back to onSubPathComplete / onSubPathCancel. | | suspend() | function | Pause the path with intent to return. Emits suspended; all state and data are preserved. | | retry() | function | Re-run the operation that set snapshot.value.error. Increments retryCount on repeated failure. No-op when there is no pending error. | | restart() | function | Tear down the active path without firing hooks and restart the root path with the initialData from the original start(). Takes no arguments; rejects if nothing has been started. | | validate() | function | Set snapshot.value.hasValidated without navigating. Triggers all inline field errors simultaneously. Used to validate all tabs in a nested shell at once. |


PathShell props

<PathShell> renders a progress indicator, step content area, validation messages, and navigation buttons. Step content is provided as named slots matching each step's ID. Hyphenated step IDs work correctly as slot names (e.g. #cover-note for step id "cover-note").

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | |---|---|---|---| | path | PathDefinition | required | The path to run. | | initialData | PathData | {} | Initial data passed to engine.start(). Overridden by the stored snapshot when restoreKey is set. | | engine | PathEngine | — | An externally-managed engine (e.g. from restoreOrStart()). When provided, PathShell skips its own start(). May be provided after mount (e.g. once an async restoreOrStart() resolves): the shell adopts it, re-subscribing and re-seeding from the new engine. Set autoStart to false if the shell should not start its own path in the meantime. | | restoreKey | string | — | When set, the shell automatically saves its full state (data + active step) into the nearest outer PathShell's data under this key on every change, and restores from it on remount. No-op on a top-level shell. The stored value also carries the inner engine's serialized state, so a remount restores in place: no onEnter / onLeave re-run, attempted / visited state kept. | | autoStart | boolean | true | Start the path automatically on mount. | | backLabel | string | "Previous" | Previous button label. | | nextLabel | string | "Next" | Next button label. | | completeLabel | string | "Complete" | Complete button label (last step). | | loadingLabel | string | undefined | Label for the Next/Complete button while an async operation is in progress. When unset, the button keeps its label and shows a CSS spinner. | | cancelLabel | string | "Cancel" | Cancel button label. | | hideCancel | boolean | false | Hide the Cancel button. | | hideProgress | boolean | false | Hide the progress indicator. Also hidden automatically for single-step top-level paths. | | hideFooter | boolean | false | Hide the footer (navigation buttons). The error panel is still shown on async failure. | | validateWhen | boolean | false | When true (including already at mount), calls validate() on the engine so all steps show inline errors at once. Bind to the outer snapshot's hasAttemptedNext when this shell is nested inside a step of an outer shell. | | layout | "wizard" \| "form" \| "auto" \| "tabs" | "auto" | "wizard": Back on left, Cancel+Submit on right. "form": Cancel on left, Submit on right, no Back. "tabs": No progress header or footer — for tabbed interfaces. "auto" picks "form" for single-step paths. | | validationDisplay | "summary" \| "inline" \| "both" | "summary" | Where fieldErrors are rendered. Use "inline" so slot components render their own errors. | | progressLayout | "merged" \| "split" \| "rootOnly" \| "activeOnly" | "merged" | How the root and sub-path progress bars are arranged while a sub-path is active. | | services | object \| null | null | Services object available to slot components via usePathContext<TData, TServices>().services. |

The component instance exposes restart() for template refs (shellRef.value.restart()), which restarts the path with its original initialData without remounting.

Emits:

| Event | Payload | Description | |---|---|---| | @complete | PathData | Emitted when the path completes. | | @cancel | PathData | Emitted when the path is cancelled. | | @event | PathEvent | Emitted for every engine event. |

Slots:

| Slot | Scope | Description | |---|---|---| | #[stepId] | { snapshot } | Named slot rendered when the active step matches stepId. Name must match the step ID exactly. | | #header | { snapshot } | Replaces the default progress header. A custom header is shown even for single-step paths, and hidden under hideProgress or layout="tabs". | | #footer | { snapshot, actions } | Replaces the default navigation footer. actions contains next, previous, cancel, goToStep, goToStepChecked, setData, restart, retry, suspend. | | #completion | { snapshot } | Rendered when snapshot.status === "completed" (completionBehaviour: "stayOnFinal"). Receives the completed snapshot. If omitted, a default "All done." panel is shown. |


usePathContext

usePathContext<TData, TServices>() reads the engine instance provided by the nearest <PathShell> ancestor. It returns the same shape as usePath — snapshot, next, previous, cancel, setData, and the rest of the action callbacks. Here snapshot is typed DeepReadonly<Ref<PathSnapshot>> — non-null, since slot components only render while a path is active. Read it as snapshot.value in <script setup>; inside <template> the ref auto-unwraps, so write snapshot.data rather than snapshot.value.data. Pass your data type as TData to get typed access to snapshot.value.data and setData; pass TServices to type the returned services value (the object given to PathShell's services prop). Must be called inside the setup function of a component that is a descendant of <PathShell>.


Further reading


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