Once we have our data out in to a datasource, we can add it to our repository pattern and we are soooo nearly there !
Code for these posts is avalible in our TimeDashboard Repository FrontEnd (typescript) & Backend (c#)
Tree Repository.
Again to save on so much code, we are extending an umbraco UmbTreeRepositoryBase
class.
This class takes our item/entity models. which is why we set them up first.
export class TimeTreeRepository extends
UmbTreeRepositoryBase<TimeTreeItemModel, TimeTreeRootModel>
implements UmbApi
in our constructore we pass our datasource, and a refernce to the store context.
constructor(host: UmbControllerHost) {
super(host, TimeTreeServerDataSource, TIME_TREE_STORE_CONTEXT);
}
The all we have to do is prodivde a requestTreeRoot
method to return our tree route model
async requestTreeRoot() {
const data: TimeTreeRootModel = {
unique: null,
entityType: TIME_TREE_ROOT_ITEM_TYPE,
name: 'time',
hasChildren: true,
isFolder: true,
};
return { data };
}
now we have a repo, we are set to define everything....
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