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@furo/data-ui

v1.13.12

Published

Visual furo-data compatible components

Downloads

226

Readme

@furo/data-ui

UI elements for furo data

What is inside

Elements

Required specs

The ./spec folder contains the signatures which you need or must fulfill to work with some components of this package

standalone usage

If you just want to use the types with the data-objects and doing the server communication by your own or you just import some json files, you can add the types and services to your application by doing the following:

// first import the spec (scr/configs/init.js is a good place)
import Menuspec from '@furo/data-ui/specs/menu/menuitem.type.spec.js'

// then add / register the type
Init.addApiTypeSpec("menu.Menu", Menuspec)

usage with @furo/specs

If you work with spec projects, import the specs dir in your furo.spec.conf.json.

{
  "import_spec_dirs": [
      "node_modules/@furo/spec-basetypes", 
      "node_modules/@furo/data-ui/specs"
  ]
}

If want to make some changes, just use this specs as a reference for the type signature.