Use frontend-core implementation of data fetching in backend UI

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Andrew Kingston 2022-01-26 17:43:48 +00:00
parent 515d4f91c0
commit 6b03db235b
2 changed files with 28 additions and 232 deletions

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import Table from "./Table.svelte"
import { TableNames } from "constants"
import CreateEditRow from "./modals/CreateEditRow.svelte"
import { fetchTableData } from "helpers/fetchTableData"
import { Pagination } from "@budibase/bbui"
import { fetchData } from "@budibase/frontend-core"
import { API } from "api"
let hideAutocolumns = true
$: isUsersTable = $tables.selected?._id === TableNames.USERS
$: type = $tables.selected?.type
$: isInternal = type !== "external"
$: schema = $tables.selected?.schema
$: enrichedSchema = enrichSchema($tables.selected?.schema)
$: id = $tables.selected?._id
$: search = searchTable(id)
$: columnOptions = Object.keys($search.schema || {})
$: fetch = createFetch(id)
const enrichSchema = schema => {
let tempSchema = { ...schema }
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return tempSchema
}
// Fetches new data whenever the table changes
const searchTable = tableId => {
return fetchTableData({
tableId,
schema,
limit: 10,
paginate: true,
const createFetch = tableId => {
return fetchData({
API,
datasource: {
tableId,
type: "table",
},
options: {
schema,
limit: 10,
paginate: true,
},
})
}
// Fetch data whenever sorting option changes
const onSort = e => {
search.update({
fetch.update({
sortColumn: e.detail.column,
sortOrder: e.detail.order,
})
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// Fetch data whenever filters change
const onFilter = e => {
search.update({
filters: e.detail,
fetch.update({
filter: e.detail,
})
}
// Fetch data whenever schema changes
const onUpdateColumns = () => {
search.update({
schema,
})
fetch.refresh()
}
// Fetch data whenever rows are modified. Unfortunately we have to lose
// our pagination place, as our bookmarks will have shifted.
const onUpdateRows = () => {
search.update()
fetch.update()
}
</script>
@ -91,9 +96,9 @@
schema={enrichedSchema}
{type}
tableId={id}
data={$search.rows}
data={$fetch.rows}
bind:hideAutocolumns
loading={$search.loading}
loading={$fetch.loading}
on:sort={onSort}
allowEditing
disableSorting
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<div in:fade={{ delay: 200, duration: 100 }}>
<div class="pagination">
<Pagination
page={$search.pageNumber + 1}
hasPrevPage={$search.hasPrevPage}
hasNextPage={$search.hasNextPage}
goToPrevPage={$search.loading ? null : search.prevPage}
goToNextPage={$search.loading ? null : search.nextPage}
page={$fetch.pageNumber + 1}
hasPrevPage={$fetch.hasPrevPage}
hasNextPage={$fetch.hasNextPage}
goToPrevPage={$fetch.loading ? null : fetch.prevPage}
goToNextPage={$fetch.loading ? null : fetch.nextPage}
/>
</div>
</div>

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// Do not use any aliased imports in common files, as these will be bundled
// by multiple bundlers which may not be able to resolve them.
// This will eventually be replaced by the new client implementation when we
// add a core package.
import { writable, derived, get } from "svelte/store"
import { API } from "api"
import { LuceneUtils } from "@budibase/frontend-core"
const defaultOptions = {
tableId: null,
filters: null,
limit: 10,
sortColumn: null,
sortOrder: "ascending",
paginate: true,
schema: null,
}
export const fetchTableData = opts => {
// Save option set so we can override it later rather than relying on params
let options = {
...defaultOptions,
...opts,
}
// Local non-observable state
let query
let sortType
let lastBookmark
// Local observable state
const store = writable({
rows: [],
schema: null,
loading: false,
loaded: false,
bookmarks: [],
pageNumber: 0,
})
// Derive certain properties to return
const derivedStore = derived(store, $store => {
return {
...$store,
hasNextPage: $store.bookmarks[$store.pageNumber + 1] != null,
hasPrevPage: $store.pageNumber > 0,
}
})
const fetchPage = async bookmark => {
lastBookmark = bookmark
const { tableId, limit, sortColumn, sortOrder, paginate } = options
return await API.searchTable({
tableId,
query,
limit,
sort: sortColumn,
sortOrder: sortOrder?.toLowerCase() ?? "ascending",
sortType,
paginate,
bookmark,
})
}
// Fetches a fresh set of results from the server
const fetchData = async () => {
const { tableId, schema, sortColumn, filters } = options
// Ensure table ID exists
if (!tableId) {
return
}
// Get and enrich schema.
// Ensure there are "name" properties for all fields and that field schema
// are objects
let enrichedSchema = schema
if (!enrichedSchema) {
const definition = await API.fetchTableDefinition(tableId)
enrichedSchema = definition?.schema ?? null
}
if (enrichedSchema) {
Object.entries(schema).forEach(([fieldName, fieldSchema]) => {
if (typeof fieldSchema === "string") {
enrichedSchema[fieldName] = {
type: fieldSchema,
name: fieldName,
}
} else {
enrichedSchema[fieldName] = {
...fieldSchema,
name: fieldName,
}
}
})
// Save fixed schema so we can provide it later
options.schema = enrichedSchema
}
// Ensure schema exists
if (!schema) {
return
}
store.update($store => ({ ...$store, schema, loading: true }))
// Work out what sort type to use
if (!sortColumn || !schema[sortColumn]) {
sortType = "string"
}
const type = schema?.[sortColumn]?.type
sortType = type === "number" ? "number" : "string"
// Build the lucene query
query = LuceneUtils.buildLuceneQuery(filters)
// Actually fetch data
const page = await fetchPage()
store.update($store => ({
...$store,
loading: false,
loaded: true,
pageNumber: 0,
rows: page.rows,
bookmarks: page.hasNextPage ? [null, page.bookmark] : [null],
}))
}
// Fetches the next page of data
const nextPage = async () => {
const state = get(derivedStore)
if (state.loading || !options.paginate || !state.hasNextPage) {
return
}
// Fetch next page
store.update($store => ({ ...$store, loading: true }))
const page = await fetchPage(state.bookmarks[state.pageNumber + 1])
// Update state
store.update($store => {
let { bookmarks, pageNumber } = $store
if (page.hasNextPage) {
bookmarks[pageNumber + 2] = page.bookmark
}
return {
...$store,
pageNumber: pageNumber + 1,
rows: page.rows,
bookmarks,
loading: false,
}
})
}
// Fetches the previous page of data
const prevPage = async () => {
const state = get(derivedStore)
if (state.loading || !options.paginate || !state.hasPrevPage) {
return
}
// Fetch previous page
store.update($store => ({ ...$store, loading: true }))
const page = await fetchPage(state.bookmarks[state.pageNumber - 1])
// Update state
store.update($store => {
return {
...$store,
pageNumber: $store.pageNumber - 1,
rows: page.rows,
loading: false,
}
})
}
// Resets the data set and updates options
const update = async newOptions => {
if (newOptions) {
options = {
...options,
...newOptions,
}
}
await fetchData()
}
// Loads the same page again
const refresh = async () => {
if (get(store).loading) {
return
}
const page = await fetchPage(lastBookmark)
store.update($store => ({ ...$store, rows: page.rows }))
}
// Initially fetch data but don't bother waiting for the result
fetchData()
// Return our derived store which will be updated over time
return {
subscribe: derivedStore.subscribe,
nextPage,
prevPage,
update,
refresh,
}
}