@springtree/eva-config-picker

eva config picker

This will be for eva projects that support switching endpoints runtime.

Usage

The only component you will need in order to render all the required UI is the eva-config-picker, you will do so the following way.

<eva-config-picker></eva-config-picker>

This component dispatches a custom event named endPointSelect, you can listen to this event in multiple ways.

• Plain JS

  document.querySelector('eva-config-picker').addEventListener( 'endPointSelect', event => {
    console.log(event.detail); // BaseEnvironment (endpoint, type, customerName)
  })

• Angular

  <eva-config-picker (endPointSelect)="onEndPointSelect($event"></eva-config-picker>

  import { BaseEnvironment } from '@springtree/eva-config-picker';
  class Component {
    onEndPointSelect(event: CustomEvent<BaseEnvironment>) {
      console.log(event.detail); // BaseEnvironment
    }
  }

Please refer to the stencil documentation on how to consume web components created in this project. Also this project has a dependency on two image assets under src/assets/images/ make sure those are bundled in your final version.

This is how to do so for angular projects

angular.json under build.options.assets

{
  "glob": "**",
  "input": "node_modules/@springtree/eva-config-picker/dist/collection/assets/images",
  "output": "assets/images"
}

Development

Make sure you first run the nvm use command as this project has an .nvmrc file

the start will run a web server pointing to index.html in this project.

Need help? Check out the stencil docs here.

Publishing

This project automatically publishes when pushed to master with semantic-release

Naming Components

When creating new component tags, we recommend not using stencil in the component name (ex: <stencil-datepicker>). This is because the generated component has little to nothing to do with Stencil; it's just a web component! Instead, use the eva-config prefix.