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pinia-json-api extends Pinia Store with capabilities to fetch typed data models via an JSON:API endpoint into record instances.
pinia-json-api extends Pinia Store with capabilities to fetch typed data models via an JSON:API endpoint into record instances.
A PiniaApiStore is defined with an endpoint and model definitions and the store instance API provides methods findAll
, findRecord
to fetch record(s). PiniaApiStore will automatically resolve included relationships. If relationships for a record are not included they can be fetched later using findRelated
.
A service returning the canonical example JSON:API document at https://jsonapi.org/ can be consumed by a store defined in this way:
import { definePiniaJsonApiStore, Model, type ModelDefinition, RelationshipType } from 'pinia-json-api'
export class Person extends Model {
firstName?: string
lastName?: string
twitter?: string
}
export class Comment extends Model {
body?: string
}
export class Article extends Model {
title?: string
author: Person | null = null
comments: Comment[] = []
}
const modelDefinitions: ModelDefinition[] = [
{
type: 'person',
ctor: Person,
},
{
type: 'comment',
ctor: Comment,
},
{
type: 'article',
ctor: Article,
rels: {
author: { ctor: Person, type: RelationshipType.BelongsTo },
comments: { ctor: Comment, type: RelationshipType.HasMany },
},
},
]
export const useArticlesStore = definePiniaJsonApiStore('articles', {
endpoint: 'http://localhost/api',
modelDefinitions,
})
The above store can then be used as follows:
import { useArticlesStore } from './stores/articles'
const { findAll } = useArticlesStore()
const { records: articles } = await findAll(Article, { include: ['comments', 'author'] })
expect(articles.length).toBe(1)
const article = articles[0]
expect(article.id).toBe('1')
expect(article.title).toBe('JSON:API paints my bikeshed!')
expect(article.comments.length).toBe(2)
expect(article.comments[0].body).toBe('First!')
expect(article.comments[1].body).toBe('I like XML better')
expect(article.author?.firstName).toBe('Dan')
FAQs
pinia-json-api extends Pinia Store with capabilities to fetch typed data models via an JSON:API endpoint into record instances.
The npm package @bjornharrtell/pinia-json-api receives a total of 40 weekly downloads. As such, @bjornharrtell/pinia-json-api popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @bjornharrtell/pinia-json-api demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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