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@kong-ui-public/entities-plugins

v9.257.0

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Plugin entity components.

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@kong-ui-public/entities-plugins

Plugin entity components.

Requirements

  • vue and vue-router must be initialized in the host application
  • @kong/kongponents must be added as a dependency in the host application, globally available via the Vue Plugin installation, and the package's style imports must be added in the app entry file. See here for instructions on installing Kongponents.
  • @kong-ui-public/i18n must be available as a dependency in the host application.
  • axios must be installed as a dependency in the host application

[!CAUTION] A string of 'undefined' is disallowed in Plugin icon names

Included components

  • PluginList

Reference the individual component docs for more info.

Usage

Install

Install the component in your host application

yarn add @kong-ui-public/entities-plugins

Registration

Import the component(s) in your host application as well as the package styles

import { PluginList, PluginSelect, PluginForm, PluginConfigCard } from '@kong-ui-public/entities-plugins'
import '@kong-ui-public/entities-plugins/dist/style.css'

Color mode (light/dark theme)

Components in this package that embed a Monaco-based editor (for example the plugin free-form code editors) automatically match the host application's active color mode. To enable this, the host application should provide a ComputedRef<'light' | 'dark'> under the app:konnectColorMode injection key. When provided, the editors reactively switch between their light and dark themes as the value changes. When the key is not provided, the editors fall back to the 'light' theme.

// In the host application (e.g. within your root component's setup)
import { computed, provide } from 'vue'

// `isDarkMode` is however your app tracks its current theme
const colorMode = computed<'light' | 'dark'>(() => (isDarkMode.value ? 'dark' : 'light'))

provide('app:konnectColorMode', colorMode)

Individual component documentation