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- Has many : an
items
controller has manyitem
controllers - Belongs to :
item
controllers belong to anitems
controller
Getting started
This assumes that you have Stimulus already installed.
In your project just add the stimulus-conductor
package.
yarn add stimulus-conductor
or
npm i stimulus-conductor
Conventions
There is a single convention to remember to use this package:
Parent conductor is the plural of the children items name
todo
controllers are conducted by atodos
controlleritem
controllers are conducted by anitems
controllerchart
controllers are conducted by acharts
controller
Define your html
<div data-controller="items">
<div data-controller="item"></div>
<div data-controller="item"></div>
<div data-controller="item"></div>
</div>
Define your parent controllers by extending stimulus-conductor
// ./controllers/items_controller.js
import Conductor from 'stimulus-conductor'
// create a parent controller by extending stimulus-conductor controller
export default class extends Conductor {
connect() {
// if you overwrite connect you must call super!!!!
super.connect()
}
disconnect() {
// if you overwrite disconnect you must call super!!!!
super.disconnect()
}
update() {
// this.itemControllers is an array of item stimulus controllers
// this.itemControllers.length -> 3
}
}
By convention the parent controller has a new class method
this.itemControllers
that return an array of all children controllers
Define your children controllers by extending stimulus-conductor
// ./controllers/item_controller.js
import Conductor from 'stimulus-conductor'
// create a kid controller by extending stimulus-conductor controller
export default class extends Conductor {
connect() {
// if you overwrite connect you must call super!!!!
super.connect()
// you can access to the parent controller like this
// this.itemsController is the stimulus controller for the parent controller
}
}
By convention all children controllers have a new class method
this.itemsController
that return the parent controller
Inflections & custom naming
Sometime plurals are not just as simple as adding a s
at the end. You can overide the musician and conductor name by setting the static musicianId
and conductorId
values.
// your conductor todo_controller.js
export default class extends Controller {
static musicianId = 'todo-item'
// ...
}
// your musicians todo-item_controller.js
export default class extends Controller {
static conductorId = 'todo'
// ...
}
Example
An very basic todo list example is available on Glitch :
Limitations
Plurals
Currently the library makes a very simple plural of the controller name by adding a s
at the end of the word:
todo
is conducted bytodos
item
is conducted byitems
more complex plurals (child/children) are not yet supported
Nesting
Currently it only works with nested parent/children elements
Contributing
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome.
To contribute:
Fork the project.
Install dependencies
$ yarn install
Start the test watcher
$ yarn test:watch
Running one-off test runs can be done with:
$ yarn test
You can test locally also the results with the playground project (yarn start
)
Then :
๐ Write some tests
๐ช Add your feature
๐ Send a PR
License
This package is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.