🟢 vue-sanity

Sanity integration for VueJS

> Composition API methods to incorporate [Sanity](https://www.sanity.io/) into a Vue project. ## Features - 🗄 **Caching:** Query results are cached. - 💪 **TypeScript**: Written in TypeScript. - 📡 **Real-time**: Supports previews using Sanity listening mode. - 🖇 **Composition API**: Vue3 support coming soon. - 📝 **SSR support**: Compatible with server-side rendering with Nuxt and vanilla Vue. ## Quick Start > This project requires usage of [`@vue/composition-api`](https://github.com/vuejs/composition-api). Make sure you've set that up correctly first. First install `vue-sanity`: ```bash yarn add vue-sanity # or npm npm install vue-sanity --save ``` Now configure Sanity in your root component: ```js import { useSanityClient } from 'vue-sanity' export default { name: 'App', setup() { useSanityClient({ projectId: 'myprojectid', dataset: 'production', useCdn: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production', }) }, } ``` Then you can use `useSanityFetcher` in any child component: ```vue ``` ## API ### useSanityClient - `config` These are the options required by `@sanity/client`. For more details, see the [Sanity docs](https://www.sanity.io/docs/js-client). - `supportPreview` In addition to the config you would normally pass to `@sanity/client`, you can pass a boolean as a second parameter for whether to create a preview client. (Used currently only when listening to real-time data updating.) - `defaultOptions` You may also pass an object of options that will be passed to any queries you make using `useSanityFetcher`, although of course they will be overridden by any specific options you pass to `useSanityFetcher`. #### Example ```ts import { useSanityClient } from 'vue-sanity' export default { setup() { useSanityClient( { projectId: 'myprojectid', dataset: 'production', useCdn: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production', }, true // will now create a preview client for use elsewhere ) }, } ``` ### useSanityFetcher - `query` A function that retuns a query string. If the return value changes, a new Sanity query will be run and the return value automatically updated. - `initialValue` You can provide an initial value for the query result (which will be returned before query completes). - `mapper` You can provide a function to transform the query result. - `options` You can also provide an object of additional options. - **listen**: true, false or an object of options to pass to `client.listen` (defaults to `false`) - **strategy**: strategy for fetching. Defaults to `both`. - `:server`: will not refetch if the cache has been populated on SSR - `:client`: will disable SSR fetching entirely - `:both`: will fetch on server and refetch when page is loaded - **deduplicate**: Whether to de-duplicate identical fetches. If set to `true`, additional fetches will not run unless made after the previous request errors or succeeds. If set to a number, additional fetches will run, but only after this many milliseconds after the previous fetch began. ### useSanityQuery If you are using [`sanity-typed-queries`](https://github.com/danielroe/sanity-typed-queries) to define your schema, this is a helper function to reduce boilerplate and explicit typing. ```ts import { useSanityQuery } from 'vue-sanity' import { builder } from './cms/schemas/author.js' export default { setup() { // title will be typed as Ref, with null as a default value const { data: title } = useSanityQuery(builder.pick('name').first()) // authors will be typed as Ref, with an empty array as a default value const { data: authors } = useSanityQuery(builder.pick('name')) return { title, authors } }, } ``` #### Example ```ts import { useSanityClient } from 'vue-sanity' export default { setup() { const { data: title } = useSanityFetcher( // query () => `*[_type == "article"][0].title`, // initial value 'Title - Default', // mapper result => `Title - ${result}`, // options { listen: true, clientOnly: true, } ) return { title } }, } ``` #### Usage with TypeScript You can type the return value of `useSanityFetcher` in several ways. ```ts // data will be typed as Ref const { data } = useSanityFetcher( () => `*[_type == "article"][0].title` ) ``` ```ts // data will be typed as Ref as a number has been provided as a default value const { data } = useSanityFetcher( () => `*[_type == "article"][0].title`, 3 ) ``` ```ts // data will be typed as Ref as it can infer the type const { data } = useSanityFetcher( () => `*[_type == "article"][0].title`, true, (result: string) => ({ value: result }) ) ``` ## Inspirations Projects I've found helpful are: - [`villus`](https://github.com/logaretm/villus) - [`vue-apollo`](https://github.com/vuejs/vue-apollo) - [`swrv`](https://github.com/Kong/swrv) ## Contributors This has been developed to suit my needs but additional use cases and contributions are very welcome. ## License [MIT License](./LICENSE) - Copyright © Daniel Roe

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