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@iebh/tera-fy

v1.4.2

Published

TERA website worker

Downloads

1,018

Readme

TERA-fy

TERA website worker, intended to be embedded with TERA tools.

TERA-fy is a add-on module which extends 3rd party tools with functionality from the TERA project. It provides various functionality like data sync with the parent TERA instance, file upload/download, citation library access and other utilities.

Quick Start

import TeraFy from '@iebh/tera-fy';
import TerafyVue from '@iebh/tera-fy/plugins/vue';
let terafy = new TeraFy()
	.set('devMode', true) // Set this option to see debugging messages
	.use(TerafyVue); // Add the Vue plugin

// Initialize everything
await terafy.init();

// Require that the active session has a project selected
await terafy.requireProject();

// Go fetch the state of the active project
let projectState = await terafy.getProjectState(); //= Object representing the active project

// See https://iebh.github.io/TERA-fy/ for a full API list

Included Files

Generally importing the source code TERA-fy client (import terafy from '@iebh/tera-fy';) should be sufficient but multiple versions of this client are shipped for compatibility with older or more annoying build systems:

| Import | Standard | Description | |--------------------------------------------|--------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------| | @iebh/tera-fy | Source Code | Basic, plain JS to be transformed however your build path requires | | @iebh/tera-fy/dist/terafy.es2019.js | ESM + ES2019 | @vue/cli-service compatible version for older versions of Babel | | @iebh/tera-fy/dist/plugin.vue2.es2019.js | ESM + ES2019 | @vue/cli-service compatible version of the Vue@2 plugin |

More versions can be added upon request or PR of the build command in the scripts section of package.json.