vue-soggy v0.1.0

vue-soggy

How to setup

NOTE: This setup assumes you're using a vue-cli project with vue-router and vuex.

$ vue create my-project && cd my-project/
$ npm install vue-soggy

src/main.js

import SoggyLoadbar from 'vue-soggy/components/SoggyLoadbar';
import SoggyLink from 'vue-soggy/components/SoggyLink';
Vue.component('soggy-loadbar', SoggyLoadbar);
Vue.component('soggy-link', SoggyLink);

• Use <soggy-link> to take advantage of extra functionality like preloading data on link hover. Use it like <router-link> and check out the component file for more details.
• <soggy-loadbar> is a tailwindcss-styled component showing the load progress of the soggy page requests.

public/index.html (optional)

<script>
  window.SoggyState = <% if (NODE_ENV === 'production') { %>@json(array_merge($data, []))<% } else { %>{}<% } %>;
</script>

You can replace @json(array_merge($data, [])) with whatever your framework can inject data with if you're not using laravel-soggy

src/store/index.js

import Vue from 'vue';
import Vuex from 'vuex';
import soggy from 'vue-soggy/store/modules/soggy';
import { soggyState, soggyActions, soggyMutations  } from 'vue-soggy/utils/storing';

Vue.use(Vuex);

const initialState = {
  // Add any defaults for properties you plan on passing into your app
};

export default new Vuex.Store({
  state: Object.assign(soggyState, initialState, window.SoggyState || {}),

  actions: Object.assign(soggyActions, {
    // Your custom actions
  }),

  mutations: Object.assign(soggyMutations, {
    // Your custom mutations
  }),

  modules: {
    soggy,
  },
});

src/router/routes.json - Ideally, this file is auto-generated by some external script or command (check out laravel-soggy for the Laravel setup for vue-soggy)

[
  {
    name: 'app.welcome',
    path: '/',
  }
]

NOTE: The component piece to your routes is dynamically generated from the name in /utils/routing.js. For example: the component for app.welcome will be () => import('@/views/Welcome.vue'); or for nested routes like app.user.settings will used the component () => import('@/views/user/Settings.vue').

src/router/index.js

import Vue from 'vue';
import VueRouter from 'vue-router';
import { soggyRoutes, soggyRouter } from 'vue-soggy/utils/routing';
import SoggyBus from 'vue-soggy/utils/bus';

const routes = [
  // Override (or add more) routes found in @/router/routes.json
]

const router = new VueRouter({
  mode: 'history',
  base: process.env.BASE_URL,
  routes: soggyRoutes(routes),
});

// For when any requests return a 401 Unauthorized status
// SoggyBus.$on('unauthorized', () => {
//   router.replace({ name: 'app.login' });
// });

export default soggyRouter(router);