vue-enabled v0.1.4

vue-enabled

A small vue library to check dynamically configs based on a mode.

It is fairly common to enabled some features dynamically: featureA and featureB only available to admin users, featureC only available if the user is logged, etc.

Installation

No surprises here

npm install vue-enabled

yarn add vue-enabled

then just import it to your app

import Vue from 'vue'
import VueEnabled from 'vue-enabled'

// const VueEnabled = require('vue-enabled')

Vue.use(VueEnabled, {
  mode: 'admin' // whatever you want,
  config: { /* your config here */ }
})

Config

The config param must be a key-value object, where the values are arrays of the modes for wich that feature is enabled.

{
  featureA: ['admin'],
  featureB: ['admin', 'default'],
  featureB: ['default']
}

It is recommended to load the config directly from a file

Vue.use(VueEnabled, {
  mode: 'admin' // whatever you want,
  config: require('myconfig.js')
})

// or
import myConfig from './my-config.js'

Vue.use(VueEnabled, {
  mode: 'admin' // whatever you want,
  config: myConfig
})

Usage

Value access

To access to an specific key value, you can use the $e prototype.

this.$e('featureA') // returns true

or through the instance

this.$enabled.e('featureA') // returns true

Mode change

To switch the initial defined mode

this.$enabled.mode = 'mode1'
this.$enabled.mode = 'mode2'

This mode will affect the results of your queries

/*
  mode: 'admin',
  config: {
    featureA: ['admin', 'superadmin']
  }
*/

this.$e('featureA') // returns true
this.$enabled.mode = 'default'
this.$e('featureA') // returns false
this.$enabled.mode = 'superadmin'
this.$e('featureA') // returns true