drupal_jsonapi_entities

Drupal JSON:API Entities

Build a Drupal Entity form/view field schema from your Drupal JSON:API entitiy with ease.

Installation

$ npm install drupal_jsonapi_entities

Documentation

new drupalJSONAPIEntities()

import drupalJSONAPIEntities from 'drupal_jsonapi_entities'

const drupalEntities = new drupalJSONAPIEntities(url, options)

The constructor takes two arguments:

• url: The base URL of the Drupal instance.
• options: The API options.

Available API options (options argument)

• auth: An array for use authorizing the client with the Drupal instance. Currently only supports OAuth2 password flow.
  • clientId: The Oauth 2 Client ID.
  • clientSecret: The Oauth 2 Client secret.
  • user: The Drupal username.
  • pass: The Drupal user passsword.

getFormSchema()

const formSchema = await drupalEntities.getFormSchema(entityType, bundle, mode)

The method takes three arguments:

• entityType: The Drupal entity type ID.
• bundle: The Drupal bundle ID for the entity type.
• mode: The form display mode. Default: default.

Returns a JSON object:

• fields: An array of field objects, sorted by weight.
  • cardinality: Allowed number of values.
  • description: Help text.
  • id: Machine name.
  • property: True if field is a property on the Drupal entity.
  • label: Label.
  • required: Required field.
  • settings: Merged object of field settings.
  • type: Field type machine name.
  • weight: Form display field weight.
  • group: (optional) Group.
• groups: An array of Drupal Field Group module group objects, sorted by weight.
  • children: Array of fields in group.
  • format_settings: Settings for the display of the group.
  • format_type: Type of group for display.
  • id: Machine name.
  • label: Label.
  • weight: Weight.

Drupal requirements

JSON:API resources:

• entity_form_display--entity_form_display
• field_config--field_config
• field_storage_config--field_storage_config

Permissions:

• administer display modes
• administer ENTITY_TYPE fields

getViewSchema()

const viewSchema = await drupalEntities.getViewSchema(entityType, bundle, mode)

The method takes three arguments:

• entityType: The Drupal entity type ID.
• bundle: The Drupal bundle ID for the entity type.
• mode: The view display mode. Default: default.

Returns a JSON object:

• fields: An array of field objects, sorted by weight.
  • description: Help text.
  • id: Machine name.
  • property: True if field is a property on the Drupal entity.
  • label: Label.
  • labelPosition: Label position.
  • required: Required field.
  • settings: Merged object of field settings.
  • thirdPartySettings: Settings of any third party modules.
  • type: Field type machine name.
  • weight: Form display field weight.
  • group: (optional) Group.
• groups: An array of Drupal Field Group module group objects, sorted by weight.
  • children: Array of fields in group.
  • format_settings: Settings for the display of the group.
  • format_type: Type of group for display.
  • id: Machine name.
  • label: Label.
  • weight: Weight.

Drupal requirements

JSON:API resources:

• entity_form_display--entity_form_display
• entity_view_display--entity_view_display
• field_config--field_config
• field_storage_config--field_storage_config

Permissions:

• administer display modes
• administer ENTITY_TYPE fields

Nuxt.js module

Drupal JSON:API Entities provides a Nuxt.js module for easily caching the schema(s).

Getting started with Nuxt.js

Add drupal_jsonapi_entities/nuxt to the modules section of your nuxt.config.js file.

module.exports = {
  modules: [
    // Drupal JSON:API entities.
    [
      'drupal_jsonapi_entities/nuxt',
      {
        baseUrl: process.env.API_URL,
        auth: {
          clientId: process.env.API_CONSUMER_CLIENT_ID,
          clientSecret: process.env.API_CONSUMER_CLIENT_SECRET,
          user: process.env.API_CONSUMER_USERNAME,
          pass: process.env.API_CONSUMER_PASSWORD
        }
      }
    ],
  ]
}

Add a drupalJSONAPIEntities section to your nuxt.config.js file in the following format for all required Entity types, Bundles, Schema types and Modes:

module.exports = {
  drupalJSONAPIEntities: {
    'entityType': { 'bundle': { 'type': [ 'mode' ] } }
  }
}

Example:

module.exports = {
  drupalJSONAPIEntities: {
    'node': {
      'recipe': {
        form: [ 'default' ],
        view: [ 'default' ],
      }
    }
  }
}

The module provides a plugin, which returns the Drupal JSON:API Entities schema(s).

this.$drupalJSONAPIEntities()