Nuxt.js module to backup or restore historical states
npm install nuxt-history-state
Nuxt.js module to backup or restore historical states.
- Restore a last state when going forward or back.
- Restore a state when reloading.
- Restore a last state when going forward or back after reloading. (optional)
Using npm:
``
npm install nuxt-history-state
`javascript
module.exports = {
// enable a module
modules: [
'nuxt-history-state'
],
// set options (see below section)
historyState: {
maxHistoryLength: 50, // or any positive integer
reloadable: false, // or true
overrideDefaultScrollBehavior: true, // or false
scrollingElements: '#scroll' // or any selector
}
}
`
#### maxHistoryLength
Sets the maximum length of hisotries that can hold data.
When this option is not set, it is unlimited.
Default: undefined (unlimited)
#### reloadable
Indicates whether this module works properly after reloading.
It uses HTML5 History API state by default. However It does not fully support reloading.
This API does not work properly when goes back or forward after reloading.
If you set this option to true, it adds a parameter _p to url instead of using
HTML5 History API state.
Default: false
#### overrideDefaultScrollBehavior
Indicates whether this module override a default scroll behavior of the router.
If you set this option to true, it manages a scroll behavior by using own saved position.
Default: true
#### scrollingElements
Indicates to which element the overrode behavior is applied.
If you set this option to a selecter, it applies the scrolling to the selector, in addition to the window.
Default: null
If you want to backup data, you have to define a backupData lifecycle method.
I recommend that you define it to page components only.
`javascript`
export default {
backupData() {
return this.$data;
}
}
You can access to backup data through $historyState object of this or context.
`javascript
export default {
// Access to backup data in a asyncData or fetch method.
async asyncData({ $historyState, $http }) {
// Overwrite value on a new page only
if ($historyState.action === 'navigate' || $historyState.action === 'push') {
return await $http.$get(...);
}
return {};
}
// Access to backup data in lifecycle methods of the instance.
data() {
return this.$historyState.data || {
...
};
}
}
`
#### action
A action type that caused a navigation.
- navigate: When a new page is navigated.
- reload: When a page is reloaded.
- push: When a history.push is called.
- forward: When a forward navigation is occurred.
- back: When a back navigation is occurred.
- invalid: When a history stata is invalid.
By default this method returns basically 'navigate' on server.
But many browsers send cache-control='maxage=0' when reloading.
It heuristically returns 'reload' then.
If you set the reloadable option to true, it detects 'navigate'
or 'reload' by using _p parameter.
#### page
A current page number (an integer beginning with 0).
By defalut this method always returns 0 on server.
If you set the reloadable option to true, it returns the currect
page number by using _p parameter.
#### data
A backup data.
This method always returns null on server.
#### length
A history length.
This method cannot use on server.
#### getItem(page)
You can get a location and data of the specified page number.
This method cannot use on server.
#### getItems()
You can get a list of item.
This method cannot use on server.
#### findBackPosition(location, partial = false)
You can get the relative position of the first matched history,
searching backward starting at the current page.
If a history state is not found, this method will return null.
If the partial option sets true, it matches any subset of the location.
This method cannot use on server.
`javascript``
const delta = this.$historyState.findBackPosition({
path: 'test'
// hash: ...
// query: ...
// name: ...
// params: ...
});
if (delta != null) {
this.$router.go(delta);
}
#### clearItemData(page)
You can clear a data of the specified page number. And it returns the previous data.
This method cannot use on server.
Copyright (c) Hidekatsu Izuno (hidekatsu.izuno@gmail.com)