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classy-vuex-hooks

v1.4.1

Published

Vue composition api hooks for `classy-vuex` modules.

Downloads

5

Readme

Classy Vuex Hooks

Vue composition api hooks for classy-vuex modules.

Currently compatible

Consult the classy-vuex README for documentation on writing modules.

This adds two functions to use as hooks for the new vue composition api: useModule and useMappedModule, which both work similar to classy-vuex's getModule function, but for hooks.

useModule

This function takes a module constructor and optionally a namespace (or ref to a namespace) and returns a ref to the module instance. If a ref is used for the namespace, the module can update when the namespace ref udpates.

useMappedModule

This function can be used like the mapComputed and mapMethods functions of classy-vuex. Pass a module constructor and optionally a namespace, and the result can be mapped to the setup return object, allowing all of the modules states, getters, mutations and actions to be passed to setup for a component.

Dynamic Modules

Both hooks can be used to dynamically register a module on demand. By supplying a factory function as a third argument, the module will be created if it does not already exist at the given namespace. Passing the factory as an options object along with a dispose configuration ({ delay?: number }), will cause usage of the module to be tracked, and when all components using the module (through the hook functions) have been unmounted, the module will be unregistered.