Various data, structures, and utils to use across EOTL applications.
A JavaScript package that can be installed in your JS application.
$ yarn add @eotl/core
Vue Components
import { ... } from '@eotl/core/components
Vue Mixins
import { ... } from '@eotl/core/mixins
Vue i18n translation strings
import { ... } from '@eotl/core/locales
Generic Utils
import { ... } from '@eotl/core/enums
For the components to work properly you also need to include the styling
import '@eotl/core/dist/style.css'
To include Vue.js libraries you must first include and init()
the package with the following:
import { useEotlCore } from '@eotl/core/store'
// init EOTL core
const eotlStore = useEotlCore()
eotlStore.init({
// mapboxToken: '',
url_sextant: import.meta.env.VITE_SEXTANT_URL,
url_api: import.meta.env.VITE_SEXTANT_API_URL
})
This package will only work with passing in a pinia store (for now), thus working only in a Vue.js app and breaking the idea of using it as a standalone.
Alerts
To trigger alerts in apps, use these components. The message
argument is
required, the title
has a default specified.
eotlStore.alertPrimary('Hello, I am a primary alert.')
eotlStore.alertSuccess('Good job, keep it up', 'Success Custom Title')
eotlStore.alertInfo(message, title)
eotlStore.alertWarning('message', title)
eotlStore.alertDanger(message, title)
Fetching Data
Within the eotlStore
are HTTP fetch()
helpers which handle various response states.
async fetchGet(endpoint, queryString = '') { ... }
async fetchPost(endpoint, record) { ... }
async fetchPatch(endpoint, record) { ... }
async fetchDelete(endpoint) { ... }
- [ ] Logistics UI widget for calculating size, weight, and price estimation of items to be transported
This template should help get you started developing with Vue 3 in Vite.
See Vite Configuration Reference.
yarn install
yarn dev
To work on eotl.places.js
code, Places is served separately because we wanna
know for sure that no other libraries are being imported in the code with the
vite.config.places.js
config file.
yarn dev:places
The normal Component view can also be seen at root directory and is compiled:
yarn build --watch
yarn build
Lint with ESLint
yarn lint
No shared Golang code at present... but will be soon.