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LiveProp in URL path #2673
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📊 Packages dist files size differenceThanks for the PR! Here is the difference in size of the packages dist files between the base branch and the PR.
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(Had a quick chat with @mbuliard yesterday — he's making a few adjustments before opening the PR. Stay tuned! 😄 ) |
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Do you want/need any help here @mbuliard ? |
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Thanks ! I needed free time, but the PR is almost done. Related tests are green, but I shall now add my own testing of the backend. What took me some time was to the handling of custom actions, who may (and often do) update component props. I choose to store the updated component props in |
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Looks good! Couple questions in my review but also: Can/should you have multiple routes per component? Or should multiple LiveProp
's with mapPath: true
all be contained in a single route?
I think this should be clarified but also: it looks to me like this fully overrides the route for your component? If so, what about this concept being the feature?
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@mbuliard, sorry, I misunderstood the feature. It took me a bit to realize the docs showed the route/controller that renders the component initially. |
… props also from path. RequestInitializeSubscriber also renamed
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My example was not clear enough, I added a line to clarify that it was a controller. |
The purpose of this MR is to give the responsability of changing the URL to the backend, allowing to use Symfony Router and to have LiveProps in the path, not only in query parameters :
http://example.com/content?id=123
vshttp://example.com/content/123
To set the LiveProp in the path, a new option,
mapPath
has been added to the UrlMapping option of the LiveProp :WORKFLOW
X-Live-Url
containing the current path and query parameters.X-Live-Url
.history.replaceState
.BACKEND CHANGES
mapPath
, boolean, false by default.getAllUrlMappings
returning urlMappings of all LiveProps.X-Live-Url
of the response with the new URL, generated by theUrlFactory
. To generate it, the previous location is extracted from the request and the props are extracted from metadata, hydrated with the values of_live_request_data
and sorted between path-mapped and query-mapped.responseProps
data to the_live_request_data
attribute, containing the mounted component data when the action is not the default one. This change is made to take server-side changes into account.getAllUrlMappings
returning urlMappings of all LiveProps.FRONTEND CHANGES
X-Live-Url
header in the request.liveUrl
, populated from the HTTP responseX-Live-Url
header.performRequest
now check forX-Live-Url
header in response and, when found, dohistory.replace
with the new url and the current hash and origin.TODO
Review :-)