var Air = require('air-store')
import Air from 'air-store'-
Air(name: string, initVals: object): function
var airUser = Air('user', {
data: {
name: 'venecy',
id: 001,
mail: '[email protected]'
},
computed: {
info: function (store) {
return {
name: store.name,
id: store.id,
mail: store.mail
}
}
},
watcher: {
name: function (val, oldVal) {
console.log('>>> new name is: ', val)
}
}
})-
As you can see, the
initValsparam has three part:data - for the values store in the module;
computed - for computed values;
watcher - for wath property value changes, execute when property is set new value;
You can only modify properties you initialzed. Once you initialize a module, you can not add properties to it anymore.
airUser.name // 'venecy'
airUser.id // 001
airUser.info // {name: "venecy", id: 001, mail: "[email protected]"}airUser({name: 'vinice'}) // '>>> new name is: vinice' (watcher is execute)
airUser.name // vinice
airUser.info // {name: "vinice", id: 001, mail: "[email protected]"}airUser({info: ''}, function() {
// do some you want ...
airUser({
name: 'vince_0',
id: 002,
mail: '[email protected]'
})
})
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