ember-immer-changeset
is an Ember addon that provides a robust changeset implementation using Immer. It allows you to easily manage, apply, and rollback changes in your data with immutability guarantees.
- Immutable Data: Use Immer to manage immutable changes to data objects.
- Track Changes: Automatically track changes and patches made to your data.
- Validation: Integrate validation logic and manage errors easily.
- Revertible: Rollback changes or properties to previous states.
- Events: Hooks for listening to changes on specific properties.
- Ember.js v4.4 or above
- Ember CLI v4.4 or above
- Node.js v16 or above
To install this addon, run:
ember install ember-immer-changeset
For full API documentation and examples, visit the ember-immer-changeset documentation.
import ImmerChangeset from 'ember-immer-changeset';
// Define your data object
const userData = {
id: 1,
name: 'John Doe',
email: '[email protected]',
age: 30,
};
// Create a new changeset instance
const userChangeset = new ImmerChangeset(userData);
// Make changes
userChangeset.set('name', 'Jane Doe');
userChangeset.set('age', 31);
// Check if there are changes
console.log('Is Dirty:', userChangeset.isDirty); // true
// Get the changes made
console.log('Changes:', userChangeset.changes); // [{ key: 'name', value: 'Jane Doe' }, { key: 'age', value: 31 }]
// Validate changes
await userChangeset.validate((draftData) => {
userChangeset.removeErrors();
if (draftData.age < 18) {
userChangeset.addError({
originalValue: draftData.age,
value: 18,
key: 'age',
});
}
});
// If valid, apply and save changes
if (userChangeset.isValid) {
userChangeset.execute(); // Apply changes
console.log('Updated User Data:', userChangeset.data); // Updated data
userChangeset.save(); // Save changes permanently
console.log('User Data after Saving:', userChangeset.data);
}
This class represents a changeset for a given data object. It offers the following core methods:
set(key: string, value: any)
: Apply a change to a property.get(key: string)
: Get the current value of a property.execute()
: Apply all changes to the original data.rollback()
: Revert changes back to the original state.rollbackProperty(key: string)
: Revert a specific property.addError(error: ValidationError)
: Add an error for a specific field.removeError(key: string)
: Remove an error for a specific field.validate(validationFunction)
: Validate the changeset with a custom validation function.onSet(callback)
: Register a callback that triggers on any set operation.
You can register event listeners to trigger when changes are made:
const off = userChangeset.onSet((key, value) => {
console.log(`Property ${key} set to ${value}`);
});
// To remove the event listener
off();
This utility function checks whether a given object is an instance of ImmerChangeset
. It is useful when you want to ensure that an object is a valid changeset before interacting with it.
import { isChangeset } from 'ember-immer-changeset';
import ImmerChangeset from 'ember-immer-changeset';
const userChangeset = new ImmerChangeset(userData);
// Check if the object is a changeset
console.log(isChangeset(userChangeset)); // true
Function signature:
function isChangeset(obj?: InstanceType<any>): boolean;
obj
: The object to check.- Returns: A boolean indicating if the object is an instance of
ImmerChangeset
or has a__changeset__
property.
The changeset-get
helper is an Ember template helper that retrieves the value of a specific property from an ImmerChangeset
instance. This is particularly helpful when you want to access changeset properties within templates.
Function signature:
function changesetGet([changeset, key]: [ImmerChangeset | undefined, string]): any;
changeset
: TheImmerChangeset
instance.key
: The property name to retrieve from the changeset.- Returns: The value of the specified property.
Usage in a template:
This helper allows easy access to the values of properties on the changeset directly within Ember templates.
Contributions are welcome! Please see the CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.