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store-module-test

v0.0.20

Published

test publish

Downloads

43

Readme

vuex-store-module

VuexStoreModule is a generic vuex store for keep it simple. Use your time for what you really needs.

Getting Started

Installation

npm i store-module-test

Usage

To use the VuexStoreModule you have to setup the API, you can pass an instance of axios or another API like axios.

import VuexStoreModule from 'vuex-store-module'
import axios from 'axios'

const storeModule = new VuexStoreModule({ apiService: axios })
// you can pass your own API like axios to apiService

export default storeModule

Inside your store let's import our instance of VuexStoreModule.

import storeModule from 'some-path'

export default storeModule.createStoreModule('posts')

Options

const storeModule = new VuexStoreModule({
  apiService: undefined // intance of API
})

storeModule.createModule(
  resource, // name of store and usually used as endpoint of API
  options: {
    idAttribute: 'id', // property used for find in object and arrays
    perPage: 12, // results per page
    fetchFiltersURL: undefined, // custom URL for fechFiltersURL
    replaceURL: undefined, // custom URL for replaceURL
    fetchSingleURL: undefined, // custom URL for fetchSingleURL
    methods: [ // methods that the VuexStoreModule will return
      'CREATE',
      'DESTROY',
      'FETCH_FILTERS',
      'FETCH_FORM',
      'FETCH_LIST',
      'FETCH_SINGLE',
      'REPLACE',
      'UPDATE'
    ]
  }
)

Methods

| Name | API Method | Arguments | description | | ------------ | ------------ | ------------ | ------------ | | create | POST | { payload, url } | Creates an object and return it. | | destroy | DELETE | { id, params } | Deletes an object and return it. | | fetchFilters | GET | { params, url } | Returns filters from an endpoint. Used for dynamic filters. | | fetchForm | GET | { id, params, url } | Returns an object from /new if no resource or url is passed | | fetchList | GET | { filters = {}, increment, ordering = [], page = 1, limit, search, url } | Returns a list. | | fetchSingle | GET | { form, id, params, url } | Returns an object. | | replace | PUT | { id, payload, url } | Update fields in an object. | | update | PATCH | { id, payload } | Update all fields in an object. |