A re-frame library for developing CRUD applications.

If your service exposes a swagger API, even better! This can consume swagger.json and perform HTTP calls to show, list, create and update resources.

re-crud is (will be) on clojars: [re-crud "0.1.0"]

• There is a comprehensive example-app in this repo: example-app
• You can find a running instance of this app here: demo
• This uses a fairly minimal CRUD web service written in Rails, deployed here: web app

Initialize re-crud soon after you initialize your re-frame app db. re-crud.core/init takes a map of service-name:config pairs.

(require '[re-crud.core :as crud])
(crud/init
 {"service-name" {:service-host "https://my-service.host"
                  :swagger-url "https://my-service.host/swagger.json"
                  :dispatch-on-ready [:on-ready]}})

The dispatch-on-ready event from service config is dispatched once re-crud has parsed the swagger spec for that service. Initialize your views after this event has been triggered.

Add crud.css in your app for styling. re-crud comes with a skin that appies MUI CSS.

Use component-generators from re-crud.components to generate the view compnent and associated events.

A simple component to retrieve and display a resource would look like this.

(def show
  (re-crud.components/show {:id     :user.show
                            :fetch  {:operation-id "getUser"}
                            :view   {:title "User info"
                                     :skin :mui
                                     :resource-name "User"}
                            :config {:service-name "my-service"}}))

• :id identifies the component to the library
• :fetch describes how to fetch the resource to show
• :view configures UI details

TODO: add documentation around :load-component

Here's a slightly more involved example:

(def update
  (re-crud.components/update {:id      :user.update
                              :fetch   {:operation-id "getUser"
                                        :after (re-crud.components.utils/update-form-params-fx :user.update add-user-id)}
                              :form    {:operation-id "updateUser"}
                              :perform {:operation-id "updateUser"
                                        :after (re-crud.components.utils/create-fx
                                                #(dispatch [:goto-route :show-user {:user-id (:id %)}]))}
                              :view    {:skin :mui
                                        :resource-name "User"}
                              :config  {:service-name "my-service"}}))

• :form will render user input fields based on the operation-id's request-schema
• :perform describes how to send the form fields to (say) create/update resources
• :after is an event that is triggered after fetch or perform.

Here's an example of what you''d get on creating a component

{:id                :user.show
 :events            {:fetch       :crud-fetch-user.show
                     :after-fetch :crud-after-fetch-user.show
                     :perform     :crud-perform-user.show
                     :refresh     :crud-refresh-user.show}
 :reagent-component re-crud.fn_some_generated-fn
 :state-path        [:crud-components :user.show :resource-info]}

• :reagent-component is what you can add to your app's view
• :events are ids of the re-frame events you can dispatch
• :events :refresh needs to be implemented by the user

make test (requires phantomjs)

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