How to use piral-ext - 3 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few piral-ext examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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smapiot / piral / src / packages / piral / src / api.ts View on Github 
export function extendPiralApi(settings: PiralExtSettings = {}, customApis: Extend | Array = []) {
const extenders = Array.isArray(customApis) ? customApis : [customApis];
return [...extenders, ...createStandardApi(settings)];
}extendApi(api: PiralCoreApi): PiletApi {
return {
...api,
...createFetchApi({
base: origin,
}),
...createGqlApi(client),
};
},
translations: getTranslations(translations),export function renderInstance(options: PiralOptions = {}) {
const { routes = {}, selector = '#app', gateway, translations, components } = options;
const origin = getGateway(gateway);
const client = setupGqlClient({
url: origin,
});
const Piral = createInstance({
availableModules: getAvailableModules(),
requestModules() {
return fetch(`${origin}/api/v1/pilet`)
.then(res => res.json())
.then(res => res.items);
},
components,
Loader,
Dashboard,
ErrorInfo,
extendApi(api: PiralCoreApi): PiletApi {
return {piral-ext
Set of standard plugins with component definitions for extending piral-core.
