@preprio/nuxtjs-sdk v1.1.2

Prepr SDK for Nuxt.js

This is the official Prepr SDK for Nuxt.js. It provided a standardized way for your team to communicate with the Prepr REST API.

Getting started

Installation

Getting started is simple. Scaffoled a Nuxt.js project

npx create-nuxt-app prepr-demo

And navigate to your new site

cd prepr-demo

Once you've done that, you can simply install the module by running

npm i @preprio/nuxtjs-sdk

Configuration

Okay, now we can register the module inside nuxt.config.js and modify the default settings. Add your access token in the token field of the configuration and add the modules and prepr section.

// nuxt.config.js

export default {

  modules: [
    '@preprio/nuxtjs-sdk'
  ],

  // Prepr API Configuration
  prepr: {
    token: 'db126-EXAMPLE-2fd2ce2feee70b0846-EXAMPLE-16842bc97b36b89191b',
    baseUrl: 'https://cdn.prepr.io',
    timeout: 4000,
    userId: null,
  },
}

Usage

Cool. We have the module working. Now, time for some action. We now have global access to the $prepr function, how we can access the $prepr function depends on the context. Here are two examples.

<script>
// Example with `asyncData`

export default {
  async asyncData({ $prepr, params }) {
    const { id } = params
    const publication = await $prepr
      .path(`/publications/${id}`)
      .query('...')
      .fetch();

    return {
      publication,
    }
  },
}
</script>

<script>
// Example with `fetch`

export default {
  data() {
    return {
      publication: {}
    }
  },

  async fetch() {
    const { id } = this.params
    const publication = await this.$prepr
      .path(`/publications/${id}`)
      .query('...')
      .fetch()

    this.publication = publication
  },
}
</script>

More info

Want to know all available methods? Read more at @preprio/nodejs-sdk or join us on Slack.