ondata
Description
The event is triggered to fetch comments dataUsage
ondata?: (value: string | number) =>
| {
id?: string | number;
content: string;
author?: {
id: string | number;
name?: string;
avatar?: string;
color?: string;
};
user?: string | number;
date?: Date;
format?: "text" | "markdown" | FormatComponent;
}[]
| Promise<{
id?: string | number;
content: string;
author?: {
id: string | number;
name?: string;
avatar?: string;
color?: string;
};
user?: string | number;
date?: Date;
format?: "text" | "markdown" | FormatComponent;
}[]>;
Parameters
-
value
– (required) the identifier used to fetch comments data- Can be a
string
ornumber
, depending on how the widget was initialized - Often represents a stream ID, post ID, or any key used to load the corresponding comments
- Can be a
-
Return value – the function must return either:
- – an array of
comment
objects, or Promise<comment[]>
– a promise that resolves to an array of comment objects.
- – an array of
Fields of the comment
object:
id
– (optional) unique identifier of the commentcontent
– (required) text of the commentauthor
– (optional) embedded author object:id
– (required) unique identifier of the authorname
– (optional) display name of the authoravatar
– (optional) URL of the author's avatarcolor
– (optional) color used to style the author's comments
user
– (optional) ID of a user from theusers
listdate
– (optional) timestamp when the comment was postedformat
– (optional) rendering format:"text" | "markdown" | FormatComponent
Examples
Loading comments through REST helper
<script>
import { RestURL } from "@svar-ui/lib-data-provider";
import { Comments } from '@svar-ui/svelte-comments';
const url = new RestURL("https://some.com/api/comments");
</script>
<Comments ondata={v => url.get(v)} />
This example demonstrates how to load comments using the REST helper. The url.get(v)
method fetches comments from the specified API.
Converting ID of comment's stream to data
<script>
import { Comments } from '@svar-ui/svelte-comments';
const ondata = (v) => {
return fetch(`/api/comments/${v}`).then(r => r.json());
};
</script>
<Comments value={1} {ondata} />
In this example, the ondata
function fetches comments based on the stream ID. It returns a promise that resolves to an array of comments.