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cruda-element-ui

v1.4.0

Published

A Cruda adapter for element-ui

Downloads

9

Readme

cruda-element-ui

A Cruda adapter for element-ui.

Demo

Usage

1. Install

// Usually init cruda in main.js
import request from 'axios'
import CRUD from 'cruda-element-ui'
// set requester
Vue.use(CRUD, { request: request })

2. Activate

  • Options mode
// Add crud/cruds(Multi-instance) tag into root of the vue
export default {
  crud: 'auth/users',
  // crud: {url:'auth/users'} object way
  mounted() {
    // The Cruda instance called '$crud' will be injected after activation 
    this.$crud.reload()
    // And a entry flag you can use to confirm if the crud entry is
    this.$isCrudEntry
  }
  ...
}

You can pass custom parameters to Cruda besides the URL when you activate it in object form. Such as below

export default {
  crud: {url:'auth/users',permission:'a_b_c'}
  ...
}

then you can read it via params

this.$crud.params.permission

that's very useful if you want to do additional UI control like Auth

  • API mode
const $crud = useCrud(vm, restURLMap)

3. Multi-instance

  • Options mode
export default {
  cruds: {//Note: it's 'cruds' not 'crud'
    user: '/api/users',// user: {url:'/api/users'} object way
    log: '/api/logs'
  },
  mounted() {
    //Note: it's '$cruds' not '$crud'
    this.$cruds.user.reload()
  }
  ...
}
  • API mode
const $cruds = useCruds(vm, restURL)

4. HOOKs

import CRUD from 'cruda-element-ui'
export default {
  crud: '/api/users',
  methods:{
    [CRUD.HOOK.AFTER_QUERY](crud, rs) {
      crud.pagination.total = rs.data.total
      crud.table.data = rs.data.records || []
    }
  }
  ...
  onMounted(){
    //Add an extra hook
    onHook(this,CRUD.HOOK.AFTER_QUERY,(crud, rs)=>{...})
  }
}

5. CRUD component

The first thing you create a CRUD component is to get $crud. Use lookUpCrud() to get that then you can do other business like do queries, toggle views and so on

<!--
   toggle show/hidden via $crud.view
   toggle loading via $crud.loading
   do query via $crud.query
-->
<template>
  <div v-show="$crud.view.queryShow" class="...">
    <slot />
    <el-button
      class="..."
      :loading="$crud.loading.query"
      @click="$crud.reload()"
      >查询</el-button
    >
    <el-button v-if="$crud.view.queryReset" class="..." @click="reset()"
      >重置</el-button
    >
  </div>
</template>
<script>
  import CRUD, { lookUpCrud } from 'cruda-element-ui'
  import { each } from '@holyhigh/func.js/collection'

  export default {
    beforeCreate() {
      //Get $crud of the page
      this.$crud = lookUpCrud(this)
    },
    methods: {
      reset() {
        each(this.$crud.query, (v, k) => {
          this.$crud.query[k] = this.$crud.defaults.query[k]
          this.$crud.reload()
        })
      },
      //This hook will register automaticly when 'lookUpCrud' method invoded
      [CRUD.HOOK.AFTER_QUERY](crud, rs) {
        ...
      }
    },
  }
</script>

6. URL params

Cruda supports URL param by :varName which makes you can build dynamic URLs. See below

//param 'orgId' is used in 'user' instance
export default {
  cruds: {
    org: '/api/orgs',
    user: '/api/orgs/:orgId/users'
  },
  ...
  methods:{
    //fill the param
    setOrg(orgId){
      this.$cruds.user.setURLParams({orgId})
      this.$cruds.user.toQuery()
    }
  }
}

Exportable

import CRUD,{...} from 'cruda-element-ui'
  • CRUD

    crud namespace, can bind global defaults, hooks

  • useCrud(vm, restURL) : CRUD

    return a single instance

  • useCruds(vm, restURLMap) : Record<string, CRUD>

    return a multi instance map

  • lookUpCrud(vm, crudName?) : CRUD | null

    look up the nearest crud instance then return

  • onHook(vm,hookName,hook) : ()=>void

    add an extra hook

Cruda

CRUD API please to Cruda