@kluntje/services

@kluntje/services

Collection of useful services, when creating web-components.

Install

npm install @kuntje/services

Usage

ViewportObserver

IntersectionObserver instance, that fires "kl-in-vp"-event when Component enters Viewport and "kl-out-vp"-event when it leaves the Viewport

import { ViewportObserver } from "@kluntje/services";

class MyAmazingComponent extends Component {
  viewportObserver = ViewportObserver.getInstance();

  afterComponentRender(): void {
    this.viewportObserver.observe(this);
  }
}
// ...

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MediaQueryService

Service, that fires "kl-mq-change"-events on window, when mq-change occurs.

import { MediaQueryService } from "@kluntje/services";

const myMQs = [
  {
    name: 'MQ2',
    query: '(min-width: 769px)'
  },
  {
    name: 'MQ1',
    query: '(min-width: 0px)'
  }
];

MediaQueryService.getInstance(myMQs);

// ...

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URLSearchParamsService

Service, that gets and sets URLSearchParams.

import { URLSearchParamsService } from "@kluntje/services";

// get single query param
const queryParam = URLSearchParamsService.get("query");

// set single query param
URLSearchParamsService.set("query", "newValue");

// delete single query param
URLSearchParamsService.delete("filter");

// get all query params of specific key
const filters: string[] | null = URLSearchParamsService.getAll("filter");

// ...

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DebuggerService

Service to log messages to the console depending on js-debug query-param.

import { DebuggerService } from "@kluntje/services";

// log message to console
DebuggerService.log("Hello World");

// log warning to console
DebuggerService.warn("Warning");

// log error to console
DebuggerService.error("Error");

When using in Jest unit tests, make sure using jest.mock to properly mock the imported module.

import { DebuggerService } from "@kluntje/services";
jest.mock("@kluntje/services");

// e.g.
spyOn(DebuggerService, "error");

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LazyConnectService

Service to trigger callback, when component is in viewport.

import { LazyConnectService } from "@kluntje/services";

LazyConnectService.subscribe(this, () => this.doSomething());

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I18nService

A service to provide sync/async way to provide internationalization values. With i18n values being able to have variable placeholder in them. indexed for arrays e.g. {0} or named for objects e.g. {hour}.

Usage:

import module and get the singleton instance:

import { I18nService } from '@kluntje/services';

// get singleton instance
const i18nService = I18nService.getInstance();

set up via url for the ajax endpoint returning the dictionary

// provide the url to fetch the dictionary
i18nService.setUp({ url: 'path/to/i18n/ajax/service' });

or provide the dictionary

// provide the dictionary
i18nService.setUp({
  dictionary: {
    'com.page.filter.notifications': '{0} Nachrichten',
    // ...
  }
});

using the get method to render i18n values:

const i18n = i18nService.get;

render(
  html`<button>${
    i18n('com.page.filter.notifications', {
      fallback: "Info",
      interpolations: [7]
    })}
    </button>`, el);

If the dictionary hasn't been fetched yet a placeholder element will be returned <span class="kl-i18n-placeholder">{fallback}</span> with the provided fallback text, or the last part of the key. This placeholder will be replaced in den DOM with the i18n value as soon as the dictionary is fetched.

Signature of the get method: I18nService.getInstance().get(i18nKey, options)

[options.fallback] {string}: text to be rendered when the dictionary hasn't been loaded. if not provided, the last part of the key (after the last . will be used.)

[options.interpolations] {Array|Object}: a list of items to be put in the placeholders in the i18n value.

I18nService.getInstance().setUp({dictionary: {'duration': '{hour} Stunden und {minutes} Minuten.'}})
console.log(I18nService.getInstance().get('duration', { interpolations: { hour: '10', minutes: '15' } }))
// will print '10 Stunden und 15 Minuten.'

If any action needs the keys to be ready and shouldn't be replaced later in the DOM, the ready accessor can be called. This will automatically trigger the fetch for the keys from the server (if not done already)

await i18nService.ready;
localStorage.setItem('welcomeText', i18nService.get('com.page.filter.salutation', {interpolations: userInfo}));

The boolean loaded can be used to check if the keys have been fetched form the server. This will not trigger the fetch.

return i18nService.loaded ? textMarkup : iconMarkup;

StorageService

Service to store and retrieve data from localStorage or sessionStorage.

import { StorageService } from "@kluntje/services";

StorageService.addItem("my-storage-key", "my-storage-value");
StorageService.observeItem("my-storage-key", () => console.log("my-storage-key has changed"));
StorageService.removeItem("my-storage-key");

Options

• storageType (optional): "local" | "session" (default: "local") - defines the storage to use

Advanced Usage

It is certainly possible to extend the StorageServiceImpl class and override the methods to customize the behavior or implement a fully custom caching service that implements the IStorageService interface.

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CachingService

Service to cache data using the StorageService or in-memory.

import { CachingService } from "@kluntje/services";

CachingService.cacheValue("my-cache-key", "my-cache-value", {
  validFor: 1000 * 60 * 60, // 1 hour
  storageType: "local",
});

const cachedValue = CachingService.getCachedValue("my-cache-key", {
  storageType: "local",
});

CachingService.clearCachedValue("my-cache-key", {
  storageType: "local",
});

Options

• validFor: number - defines the time in milliseconds the value is valid storageType
• storageType (optional): "local" | "session" (default: "local") - defines the storage to use

Advanced Usage

It is possible to customize the caching service by initializing the service with a custom StorageService implementation and/or a custom storageKeyPrefix.

import { CachingServiceImpl } from "@kluntje/services";
import { CustomStorageService } from "./CustomStorageService";

export default new CachingServiceImpl({
  storageService: CustomStorageService,
  storageKeyPrefix: "my-custom-prefix",
});

Further, it is certainly possible to extend the CachingServiceImpl class and override the methods to customize the behavior or implement a fully custom caching service that implements the ICachingService interface.

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RequestCachingService

Service to cache requests using the caches-api.

import { RequestCachingService } from "@kluntje/services";

const response = await fetch(url);

await RequestCachingService.cacheRequest({
  request: new Request(url),
  response,
  storage: "local",
  maxAge: 1000 * 60 * 60, // 1 hour
});

const cachedResponse = await RequestCachingService.getCachedResponse(new Request(url), {
  storage: "local",
});

Options

• request: Request - the request to cache
• response: Response - the response to cache
• storage: "local" | "session" - defines the storage to use
• maxAge: number - defines the time in milliseconds the value is valid

Advanced Usage

It is possible to customize the request caching service by initializing the service with:

• a custom StorageService implementation (optional)
• a custom storageKeyPrefix (optional)
• a custom requestCacheName (optional)

import { RequestCachingServiceImpl } from "@kluntje/services";
import { CustomStorageService } from "./CustomStorageService";

export default new RequestCachingServiceImpl({
  storageService: CustomStorageService,
  storageKeyPrefix: "my-custom-prefix",
  requestCacheName: "my-custom-request-cache",
});

Further, it is certainly possible to extend the RequestCachingServiceImpl class and override the methods to customize the behavior or implement a fully custom caching service that implements the IRequestCachingService interface.

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APIService

Service to handle API requests.

import { APIService } from "@kluntje/services";

const responseJSON = await APIService.fetchJSON("https://api.example.com/data");
const responseHTML = await APIService.fetchHTML("https://example.com");

Options

• fetchOptions: RequestInit - options for the fetch request
• cacheOptions:
  • all options from CachingService
  • forceRefetch: boolean (default: false) - defines if the request should be refetched even if it is cached
  • requestBasedCaching: boolean (default: false) - defines if the caching should be request-based or not
  • cacheKeys: string[] - list of keys to add to the cache key (default: []) - useful for post-requests since the cache key is generated from the request url
• throwError: boolean (default: false) - defines if the service should throw an Errors

Advanced Usage

It is possible to customize the api service by initializing the service with:

• a custom CachingService implementation (optional)
• a custom RequestCachingService implementation (optional)

import { APIServiceImpl } from "@kluntje/services";
import { CustomCachingService } from "./CustomCachingService";
import { CustomRequestCachingService } from "./CustomRequestCachingService";

export default new APIServiceImpl({
  cachingService: CustomCachingService,
  requestCachingService: CustomRequestCachingService,
});

Further, it is certainly possible to extend the APIServiceImpl class and override the methods to customize the behavior or implement a fully custom caching service that implements the IAPIService interface.

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AbortableRequestService

Wrapper for APIService to handle abortable requests.

import { AbortableRequestService } from "@kluntje/services";

const abortableRequestService = new AbortableRequestService();

const abortableRequest1 = abortableRequestService.fetchJSON("https://api.example.com/data?value=1");
const abortableRequest2 = abortableRequestService.fetchJSON("https://api.example.com/data?value=2");

// the service aborts request 1 and resolves both promises with the result of request 2

Options

• url: string - the url to fetch
• options: APIService options

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ObserverService

Message bus to observe and notify events.

import { ObserverService } from "@kluntje/services";

observerService.observe("my-event", (data) => console.log(data));  
observerService.notify("my-event", "Hello World");

Advanced Usage

It is certainly possible to extend the ObserverServiceImpl class and override the methods to customize the behavior or implement a fully custom caching service that implements the IObserverService interface.

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ContextStateService

Service to create and consume context states. A ContextState is a state that belongs to a DOM-Element. All children of this element can access the state.

Create a ContextState

import { ContextStateService } from "@kluntje/services";

const contextState = ContextStateService.createContextState("my-context-state", this); // this is the ContextState holding DOM-Element

Set a value

const contextState = await ContextStateService.getContextState("my-context-state", this); // this is a child of ContextState holding DOM-Element

contextState.setState("myStateItem", "myStateValue");

Get a value

const contextState = await ContextStateService.getContextState("my-context-state", this); // this is a child of ContextState holding DOM-Element

const stateValue = contextState.getState<string>("myStateItem");

Observer a state change

const contextState = await ContextStateService.getContextState("my-context-state", this); // this is a child of ContextState holding DOM-Element

contextState.observeState("myStateItem", () => console.log("myStateItem has changed"));

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