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@trevorism/ui-header-bar

v6.1.0

Published

The header bar component for Trevorism.com

Readme

ui-header-bar

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Vue based header bar component for Trevorism.com apps.

Version 6 requires a migrated app

The bar reads the session from @trevorism/ui-auth rather than from cookies, and Login and Logout go through the one-time code handoff. That means the app must serve the /api/auth/* routes, which it gets from the com.trevorism:micronaut-ui-auth backend dependency. An app that has not been migrated should stay on 5.x.

The bar calls ensureBootstrapped() itself, so it renders the right state even if the app forgets app.use(TrevorismAuth). Install the plugin anyway: without it you lose the 401 replay interceptor, the router guard, and the visibility handling that re-arms the refresh timer in a background tab.

On an app that has not been migrated the failure is quiet rather than loud. The session call fails, so a signed in user is rendered as anonymous, and the Login button leads to a route the app does not serve. Stay on 5.x until the backend is migrated.

@trevorism/ui-auth is a peer dependency on purpose. It keeps the session in a single module-level store, and two copies on disk would leave the bar reading a store the app never populated.

Usage

<script setup>
import { MenuBar } from "@trevorism/ui-header-bar";
</script>

<template>
    <MenuBar></MenuBar>
</template>

MenuBar and SideMenu are named exports; MenuBar is also the default export.

Links are relative when the bar is running on trevorism.com and absolute everywhere else, so most apps pass nothing. The local prop still overrides that, which the homepage needs in local development and in per-PR environments, where the hostname cannot tell you which app you are.

Assumes Vuestic, VueClickAway, VueRouter and the Trevorism auth plugin are installed.

main.js

import { createApp } from 'vue'

import App from './App.vue'
import router from './router'

import { TrevorismAuth } from '@trevorism/ui-auth'
import VueClickAway from "vue3-click-away";
import { createVuestic } from 'vuestic-ui'
import 'vuestic-ui/css'

import './assets/main.css'


const app = createApp(App)
app.use(router)
app.use(TrevorismAuth, { router })
app.use(VueClickAway);
app.use(createVuestic());
app.mount('#app')

Development server

npm run dev