Documentation: Product Expected Component#
The Product Expected Component is designed to display expected delivery dates and quantities for products. It offers a dynamic and user-friendly way to show expected inventory information, conditional on user authentication.Overview#
The Product Expected Component provides a structured way to present product delivery expectations. It conditionally renders information based on user authentication and formats expected delivery details for clarity.Model Documentation#
The model object for the Product Expected Component includes configuration properties that determine how the component should display its content.Model Structure#
id: String
A unique identifier for the component, used for element targeting and styling.
cssClass: String
Optional CSS class(es) to apply to the component's container.
header: String
Optional header text to be displayed at the top of the component.
alignment: Number
Determines the alignment of the header text: Example Model#
{
"id": "productExpected",
"cssClass": "expected-class",
"header": "Expected Delivery Dates",
"alignment": 2
}
Component Structure#
The Product Expected Component includes:1.
HTML Template: Defines the structure for displaying expected delivery lines and a header.
2.
JavaScript: Manages data fetching, date formatting, alignment, and error handling.
HTML Template#
The HTML template displays expected delivery lines in a tabular format, with alternating row colors. It conditionally renders content based on the presence of expected lines and user authentication status.JavaScript#
The JavaScript section handles data fetching, date formatting, and layout alignment.Explanation#
Data Handling: Upon mounting, the component fetches expected inventory data using the _getExpectedInventory method. The data is assigned to the expectedLines variable.
Date Formatting: The formatDate method converts date strings into a readable format.
Alignment: The getAlignmentClass method applies CSS classes based on the specified alignment value for the header.
Usage#
To use the Product Expected Component in your Vue.js application:1.
Register the Component: Ensure that the ProductExpected component is registered in your Vue app.
2.
Pass the Model: Provide a model object to configure the component’s appearance and behavior.
3.
Include the Component: Use the ProductExpected component in your Vue template with the appropriate model data.
Modified at 2024-08-27 10:05:02
