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@nlo/history-api-handler
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A lightweight vue component for handling javascript navigation using the browser History API.
A lightweight vue component for handling javascript navigation using the browser History API.
You can install the package through NPM.
npm install @nlo/history-api-handler
The history api handler package provides an extendable component that allows persisting state/view changes in the browser url. A use case for using this handler is for example in a page that has several modals. Opening these modals with certain state can be attached to a specific url and parsed on page load and vue mount.
To use it, import the component and extend your component and provide a routes array in the created hook of the vue instance.
@Component
export default class SubscriptionEditor extends HistoryApiHandler {
created() {
this.routes = [
{
name: "overview",
path: "/",
action: () => {},
},
{
name: "modal",
path: "/modal",
action: () => {
this.$refs.modal.open();
},
},
];
}
}
A route requires a name, a path and an action. The action runs once the component is created and provides you with the means to open a modal for example or change the state of the page.
To change a route manually after the initial route is parsed, you can use the pushRoute
function:
this.pushRoute({ name: "modal" });
It is also possible to pass dynamic route parameters to the route path that will be parsed and passed as an object in the action
function. For example to open a modal with a certain id:
this.routes = [
{
name: "modal-with-params",
path: "/modal/:id",
action: (params) => {
if (params.id) {
this.$refs.modal.open(params.id);
}
},
},
];
this.pushRoute({ name: "modal", params: { id: "1" } });
Query strings if present in the path will be parsed and provided as a second argument to the action
function:
this.routes = [
{
name: "modal-with-query",
path: "/modal",
action: (params, query) => {
if (query.id) {
this.$refs.modal.open(query.id);
}
},
},
];
this.pushRoute({ name: "modal", query: { id: "1" } });
It is also possible to execute code before a route is switched:
this.routes = [
{
name: "modal",
path: "/modal",
action: () => {
this.$refs.modal.open();
},
onLeave: () => {
this.$refs.modal.close();
},
},
];
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A lightweight vue component for handling javascript navigation using the browser History API.
We found that @nlo/history-api-handler demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 10 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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