async / await composer buttons.

Mikael Jenkler

Best way to migrate this to async await and remove callback?

exports.filterComposerFormatting = function(payload, callback) {
  payload.options.push({
    className: 'add-movie-source fa fa-video-camera',
    name: 'add_movie_source',
    title: 'Add movie source',
  });
  payload.options.push({
    className: 'add-movie-review fa fa-video-camera',
    name: 'add_movie_review',
    title: 'Add movie review',
  });
  payload.options.push({
    className: 'add-game-source fa fa-gamepad',
    name: 'add_game_source',
    title: 'Add game source',
  });
  payload.options.push({
    className: 'add-game-review fa fa-gamepad',
    name: 'add_game_review',
    title: 'Add game review',
  });
  callback(null, payload);
};

Is there any nice way to include a client.js file only if the composer is started or open? Now i use scripts in plugin.json and the client.js will allway be included.

Antosik

@jenkler

exports.filterComposerFormatting = async function(payload, callback) {
  payload.options.push({
    className: 'add-movie-source fa fa-video-camera',
    name: 'add_movie_source',
    title: 'Add movie source',
  });
  payload.options.push({
    className: 'add-movie-review fa fa-video-camera',
    name: 'add_movie_review',
    title: 'Add movie review',
  });
  payload.options.push({
    className: 'add-game-source fa fa-gamepad',
    name: 'add_game_source',
    title: 'Add game source',
  });
  payload.options.push({
    className: 'add-game-review fa fa-gamepad',
    name: 'add_game_review',
    title: 'Add game review',
  });
  return payload;
};

There is no way to do that - you need to have a client.js in the scripts section of your plugin.json.
What problem you're trying to solve?

If you want to catch the activate/minimize/discard events - you can listen to these events:

action:composer.discard (link);
action:composer.minimize (link);
action:composer.activate (link).

PitaJ

@antosik there actually is a way: you can define the stuff you want imported on composer launch as a requirejs module and require it in a script that does get included in the bundle.

<baris>

The "modules" field in plugin.json can be used to defined requirejs module that are not bundled into the initial payload.

Mikael Jenkler

I fixed it this way

exports.filterComposerFormatting = async (data) => {
  data.options.push({
    className: 'add-movie-source fa fa-video-camera',
    name: 'add_movie_source',
    title: 'Add movie source'
  },
  {
    className: 'add-movie-review fa fa-video-camera',
    name: 'add_movie_review',
    title: 'Add movie review'
  },
  {
    className: 'add-game-source fa fa-gamepad',
    name: 'add_game_source',
    title: 'Add game source'
  },
  {
    className: 'add-game-review fa fa-gamepad',
    name: 'add_game_review',
    title: 'Add game review'
  });
  return data;
};

@baris any example for a noob like me? I just want to load client.js when composer is active due to that it only is needed when working it the composer