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Nettpack stage js for Nette

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v1.0.9 2020-03-02 15:12 UTC

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README

Nettpack staging is package for creating node components into Nette project.

Required

How to use:

  • First copy and paste content ./src/Config/stageJs.neon.dist into your config.neon in Nette project

  • Now use trait NettPack\Stage\Application\NettPackTrait into your base presenter file.

     use NettpackTrait;
  • In layout.latte use this in head tag

     {control nettpackLoader}
  • In layout.latte use this in body tag on bottom line

     {control nettpackControl}

How to use Application js class:

  • now you must study @nettpack/core line "example module (each module is webpack.config.js)" and search in webpack.config.js entry : {app: []} Entry point of this application.js like this:

     if (module.hot) {
     	module.hot.accept();
     }
     import {App} from "Stage";
     
     function importAll (r) {
     	r.keys().forEach(r);
     }
     importAll(require.context('../', true, /\.(js|css|less|png|gif)$/));
     
     $(document).ready(function () {
     	App.run();
     });
  • now you must study @nettpack/core line "How to insert another vendor package files into build collection"

  • Now you can create ComponentClass with sagas like this:

     if (module.hot) {
     	module.hot.accept();
     }
     
     import {App, BaseComponent, SAGA_REDRAW_SNIPPET, Saga, Reducer} from "Stage"
     
     class TestControlComponent extends BaseComponent {
     
     	initial() {
     		super.initial();
     		this.installPlugins();
     	}
     
     	@Saga(SAGA_REDRAW_SNIPPET)
     	public installPlugins(action = null){
     		let target = document;
     		if (action) {
     			const {content} = action.payload;
     			if (content) {
     				target = content
     			}
     		}
     	}
     }
     App.addComponent("TestControlComponent", TestControlComponent);
    • Function initial start after App start function run();
    • Annotation @Saga('TYPE_NAME')
      • TYPE_NAME name of event
      • function which may be run after event fire(to this action has been insert parameter action, this is Action object /vendor/nettpack/stage/src/Assets/Action.js)
      • SAGA_REDRAW_SNIPPET - fire after redraw snippet action
  • If you want run saga onAnchor your component, you can use phpAnnotation.

     use NettPack\Stage\Annotations as NP;
    
     /**
      * @NP\NettPack(snippetSagas={
      *     @NP\SnippetSaga(saga="SAGA_MY_COMPONENT", snippet="snippet--my-component")
      * })
      */
     class MyComponent extends Control
     {
     }
    • After redrawControl my-component fire saga event SAGA_MY_COMPONENT and callback which has been on this event set
     @Saga('SAGA_MY_COMPONENT')
     public myFunction(action) {}
  • If you want after Ajax action run another saga. To request data or parameters place parameter 'saga' and value 'name_of_saga_may_be_run_after_response'

     const formData = new FormData(form[0]);
     formData.append('saga','name_of_saga_may_be_run_after_response');
     $.ajax({
     	type: 'POST',
     	url: form[0].action ,
     	data: formData,	
     });
  • If you want into saga pass another custom parameter please use function addSagasParameter

     import {addSagasParameter} from "Stage";
     const formData = new FormData();
     addSagasParameter(formData, 'paramName', 'paramValue');
     

Reducers

  • BaseComponent contains function createReducer

    • Reducer is for change current state in store inside your application thanks listening on sagas events.
  • Reducer example:

@Reducer('TEST')
public testReducer(state = {
       	myObject: {
       		A: undefined,
       		B: undefined,
       	}
       }, action) {
       	switch (action.type) {
       		// Listening on TEST_SAGA and save new State from payload
       		case 'TEST_SAGA': {
       			const myObject = action.payload.myObject;
       			return Object.assign({}, state, {
       				myObject,
       			});
       		}
       		default: {
       
       			return state;
       		}
       	}
       }
  • And from App you can this reducer call
App.getStore().dispatch({
	type: 'TEST_SAGA',
	payload: {
		myObject: {
			A: "TEST_A",
			B: "TEST_B",
		}
	},
});
		
  • In devTools in your browser adminMode you can see 'prev state' and 'next state' change inside Test object (my testReducer):

DevTools