User Interface
Introduction
The user interface (UI) of this application is built using the Vue.js framework. It utilizes pages, components, atoms, and routes.
- A component is a reusable piece of code that can be used in multiple places. Components should be placed in the
/components
folder. Components can fetch data and have complex logic.
Warning
- Component names should start with
v_
. - The file name should be the same as the component name, for example:
v_test_component.js
.
- An atom is a simple element without any API integration or complex logic. Atoms should also be placed in the
/components
folder.
- A page is a component with a specific route in the application. Pages should be placed in the
/pages
folder.
- A route represents a path in the application that is associated with a page component. For example:
/pages/testpage
.
Read more about router and paths
Components properties
Extra attributes for debugging
data-component
- component namedata-acl
- acldata-action
- js actiondata-api
- api call
Enabling debug mode
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SRS and Components
To simplify the development process, we have created a set of generic UI components that can be used to build the application's UI. For instance, you don't need to build any components to display a table with data from the API. By running the SRS {host}/srs/{srsid}/view
, this component will be rendered in the UI.