vue-baresoil v0.1.2

vue-baresoil

Vue.js plugin to dynamically load and expose an instance of BaresoilClient. Although you can directly install and import/require the BaresoilClient library into your project, it is better to load the latest version of the client library from the server.

This Vue.js plugin asynchronously loads the client library from the server, creates a singleton instance of BaresoilClient, and exposes it to the Vue application through the global constant $baresoil (similar to vue-router's $route or vuex's $store).

Note: this module requires ES6 module support, e.g. via Babel/Webpack.

Install

npm install --save vue-baresoil

Usage

First, import the plugin and add it to Vue.

import Vue from 'vue'
import VueBaresoil from 'vue-baresoil'

var options = {
  connectPolicy: auto
}

Vue.use(VueBaresoil, BaresoilClientOptions)

You can now access a global instance of BaresoilClient using the $baresoil property in templates and component functions.

For example, to run a server-side handler:

this.$baresoil.run('some-function', 'arg', function (err, result) {
})

To listen for user_events:

this.$baresoil.on('user_event', function(evtName, evtData) {
})

The following properties are exposed on $baresoil and should be fully reactive.

• connectionStatus: Current status of the Websocket connection to the server. One of offline, connecting, setup, connected, error.
• libraryStatus: Whether the client library has been dynamically loaded from the server via the /__bs__/client/BaresoilClient.js endpoint. One of not_loaded, error, or loaded.

Use the exposed properties directly in templates:

<div>{{ $baresoil.connectionStatus }}</div>

Or in Vue expressions:

<div v-if='$baresoil.connectionStatus == "connected"'>Connected!</div>

Documentation / Website

• Read Baresoil documentation, specifically the section on BaresoilClient.
• Learn more about Baresoil.