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@diphyx/harlemify

v5.4.2

Published

API state management for Nuxt powered by Harlem

Readme

Harlemify

Factory-driven state management for Nuxt powered by Harlem

Define your data shape once with Zod — get typed models, computed views, and async actions with a single createStore call.

  • Schema-first — Define your data shape once, get TypeScript types and validation automatically
  • Reactive state — Single items and collections with built-in mutations
  • Computed views — Derived read-only state that updates when models change
  • API integration — Declarative HTTP actions that fetch and commit data in one step
  • Status tracking — Every action exposes loading, error, and status reactively
  • Concurrency control — Block, skip, cancel, or allow parallel calls per action
  • Vue composables — Reactive helpers for actions, models, and views in components
  • SSR ready — Server-side rendering with automatic state hydration

Install

npm install @diphyx/harlemify
// nuxt.config.ts
export default defineNuxtConfig({
    modules: ["@diphyx/harlemify"],
});

Usage

const userShape = shape((factory) => ({
    id: factory.number().meta({
        identifier: true,
    }),
    name: factory.string(),
    email: factory.email(),
}));

export const userStore = createStore({
    name: "users",
    model({ one, many }) {
        return {
            current: one(userShape),
            list: many(userShape),
        };
    },
    view({ from }) {
        return {
            user: from("current"),
            users: from("list"),
        };
    },
    action({ api }) {
        return {
            list: api.get(
                {
                    url: "/users",
                },
                {
                    model: "list",
                    mode: ModelManyMode.SET,
                },
            ),
        };
    },
});
<script setup>
const { execute, loading } = useStoreAction(userStore, "list");
const { data } = useStoreView(userStore, "users");

await execute();
</script>

<template>
    <ul v-if="!loading">
        <li v-for="user in data" :key="user.id">{{ user.name }}</li>
    </ul>
</template>

Compatibility

| Dependency | Version | | ---------- | --------------------- | | Nuxt | ^3.14.0 or ^4.0.0 | | Vue | ^3.5.0 | | Zod | ^4.0.0 |

Note: Early Nuxt 4 versions (e.g., 4.1.x) may have issues resolving the #build alias for module templates. If you encounter build errors related to #build/harlemify.config, upgrade to the latest Nuxt 4 release.

Documentation

https://diphyx.github.io/harlemify/

License

MIT