Creators,
Here is a quick tip to make your life a little easier when you define parameters
Have a look at the onPress configuration below:
data: =@ctx.datasources.customerData
item:
type: component.list-item
options:
title: =@ctx.current.item.company_name
subtitle: =@ctx.current.item.first_name & ' ' & @ctx.current.item.last_name
leftElement:
element: avatar
text: =@ctx.current.item.state
onPress:
type: action.go-to
options:
linkTo: display-customer
parameters:
id: =@ctx.current.item.id
first_name: =@ctx.current.item.first_name
last_name: =@ctx.current.item.last_name
company_name: =@ctx.current.item.company_name
address: =@ctx.current.item.address
city: =@ctx.current.item.city
county: =@ctx.current.item.county
state: =@ctx.current.item.state
zip: =@ctx.current.item.zip
phone1: =@ctx.current.item.phone1
phone2: =@ctx.current.item.phone2
email: =@ctx.current.item.email
web: =@ctx.current.item.web
region: =@ctx.current.item.region
customer_type: =@ctx.current.item.customer_type
logo: =@ctx.current.item.logo
In this example, each field is defined as a parameter, creating lots of repetition.
Here is an easier way to achieve the same result with less lines of YAML:
data: =@ctx.datasources.customerData
item:
type: component.list-item
options:
title: =@ctx.current.item.company_name
subtitle: =@ctx.current.item.first_name & ' ' & @ctx.current.item.last_name
leftElement:
element: avatar
text: =@ctx.current.item.state
onPress:
type: action.go-to
options:
linkTo: display-customer
parameters:
customer: =@ctx.current.item
The cool thing is IntelliSense will be available while configuring the display-customer
jig.
Let me know if you have any questions.
r