Nuxt.js
awesome SSR framwork use in my team, we use axios lib to request http and deal with response.
Also we use Vuex to store state data between component and pages.
We just use service to wrap axios request, so that we can write logic more robust. let's show you some code
ApplicationService class
// ApplicationService.js
import extend from 'lodash/extend'
import { compact } from 'lodash'
import { environment } from '../config'
const querystring = require('querystring')
class ApplicationService {
constructor(ctx) {
this.cache = ctx.cache
this.logger = ctx.app.$logger
this.axios = ctx.$axios
}
get(path, params = {}, extraConf = {}) {
return this.request(path, 'GET', params, extraConf)
}
post(path, data, extraConfig = {}) {
return this.request(path, 'POST', data, extraConfig)
}
put(path, data, extraConf = {}) {
return this.request(path, 'PUT', data, extraConf)
}
delete(path, data = {}, extraConf = {}) {
return this.request(path, 'DELETE', data, extraConf)
}
extraResp(response) {
const data = (response && response.data) || {}
return (data && data.data) || { err: true, code: data.code, message: data.message }
}
async request(path, method = 'GET', paramsData = {}, extraConfig = {}) {
const { axios } = this
const config = extend({method,url: path,responseType: 'json'},extraConfig,)
try {
const response = await axios(config)
return this.extraResp(response)
} catch (err) {
console.warn('application Service', err)
return { err: true }
}
}
}
export default ApplicationService
UserService.js
import get from 'lodash/get'
import ApplicationService from './ApplicationService'
export default class UserService extends ApplicationService {
// fetch users list
users() {
return this.get('/users')
}
// find user by userId
user(userId){
return this.get(`/users/${userId}`)
}
}
Inject to nuxt.js global variable
// ~/plugins/service.js
import UserService from 'UserService.js'
export default (ctx, inject) => {
ctx.userService = new UserService(ctx)
inject('userService', ctx.userService)
}
// we can call userService
this.$userService.users()
this.$userService.user(1)
UserServiceTest.js
import service from 'UserService.js'
test('users', async () => {
const data = [{name: 'foo', age: 23}]
service.mockResponse({ data })
const users = await service.users()
service.expectCalledWith({ url: '/users' })
expect(users).toEqual([{name: 'foo', age: 23}])
})
OK, so far you can write independent UserServiceTest.js and test work on.
Do that you have benefit:
- service object just care how to fetch resource from remote server
- write more clean and independent test file
- call service with nuxt global object
context
withthis.$service.user
Hope it can help you :)
Top comments (2)
How to do it in type script ?
You can just transform the js code to typescript that is all?