Upgrade Create/Edit Multimedia Page To Nuxt3 & Refactor From Option API To Composition API

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Description

Upgrading the Multimedia page at /user/multimedia from Nuxt2 to Nuxt3 in the upgrade-v3 branch is a crucial task that involves migrating the page and refactoring the code from the Options API to the Composition API. The page allows users to create and edit multimedia content, and this upgrade will ensure that the functionality remains seamless and efficient.

Steps to Follow

✅ Check for Recent Changes in main Branch

Before starting the upgrade process, it is essential to ensure that the main branch is up to date. This involves checking for any recent changes made to the /user/multimedia section, including components or logic. If any changes were made, pull them before starting the upgrade process.

📥 Grab Latest Version of Multimedia Logic (Nuxt2)

To build the Nuxt3 version of the /user/multimedia page, it is crucial to copy the latest logic or templates related to this section from Nuxt2. This will serve as a reference for the upgrade process.

🌿 Switch to the upgrade-v3 Branch

The upgrade-v3 branch is designated for all development work related to the upgrade. This is where you will implement the Multimedia creation page using the Composition API. Ensure that you use appropriate form handling (v-model, useForm, etc.) and support file inputs, rich text editing (if used), and validation.

✏️ Implement Edit Multimedia Functionality

To enable editing of multimedia content, add logic to detect if the page is in edit mode (e.g., via query or route params). Prefill the form with existing multimedia data for editing to ensure a seamless editing experience.

🔌 Handle API Calls or Data Fetching

Use useFetch() or useAsyncData() for fetching data in Nuxt3. Ensure that the backend endpoints are correctly hit and handled to prevent any data inconsistencies.

🧪 Test the Page

Verify both creation and editing flows to ensure that the page functions as expected. Handle success, error, and loading states to provide a smooth user experience.

🔀 Create Pull Request (PR)

Once the upgrade is complete, push the changes to upgrade-v3 and open a PR for review. This will ensure that the changes are thoroughly reviewed and validated before being merged into the main branch.

Expected Outcome

The expected outcome of this upgrade is a fully functional /user/multimedia page in Nuxt3, refactored from the Options API to the Composition API. Users should be able to create and edit multimedia content without any issues, and all form validations and edge cases should be properly handled.

Additional Info

  • Branch: upgrade-v3
  • Page: /user/multimedia
  • Functionality: Upgrade + Create & Edit
  • Framework: Nuxt3, Composition API

Technical Requirements

Nuxt3 Upgrade

To upgrade the /user/multimedia page to Nuxt3, follow these technical requirements:

  • Install Nuxt3 using the command npm install @nuxtjs/composition-api
  • Update the nuxt.config.js file to use the Composition API
  • Refactor the code to use the Composition API

Composition API

To refactor the code from the Options API to the Composition API, follow these technical requirements:

  • Use the setup() function to define the page's setup
  • Use the useFetch() or useAsyncData() hook to fetch data
  • Use the useForm() hook to handle form data
  • Use the v-model directive to bind form data to the page's state

Form Handling

To handle form data, follow these technical requirements:

  • Use the useForm() hook to create a form instance
  • Use the v-model directive to bind form data to the page's state
  • Use the onSubmit() function to handle form submission

API Calls

To handle API calls, follow these technical requirements:

  • Use the useFetch() or useAsyncData() hook to fetch data
  • Use the axios library to make API calls
  • Use the try-catch block to handle API call errors

Testing

To test the page, follow these technical requirements:

  • Use the jest testing framework to write unit tests
  • Use the cypress testing framework to write end-to-end tests
  • Use the @nuxtjs/composition-api package to test the Composition API

Q: What is the purpose of upgrading the Multimedia page to Nuxt3?

A: The purpose of upgrading the Multimedia page to Nuxt3 is to migrate the page from Nuxt2 to Nuxt3 and refactor the code from the Options API to the Composition API. This will ensure that the page remains functional and efficient, and that users can create and edit multimedia content without any issues.

Q: What are the benefits of using the Composition API in Nuxt3?

A: The Composition API in Nuxt3 provides several benefits, including:

  • Improved code organization and structure
  • Easier debugging and testing
  • Better support for reactive state management
  • Improved performance and scalability

Q: How do I refactor the code from the Options API to the Composition API?

A: To refactor the code from the Options API to the Composition API, follow these steps:

  1. Update the nuxt.config.js file to use the Composition API
  2. Use the setup() function to define the page's setup
  3. Use the useFetch() or useAsyncData() hook to fetch data
  4. Use the useForm() hook to handle form data
  5. Use the v-model directive to bind form data to the page's state

Q: How do I handle form data in Nuxt3?

A: To handle form data in Nuxt3, follow these steps:

  1. Use the useForm() hook to create a form instance
  2. Use the v-model directive to bind form data to the page's state
  3. Use the onSubmit() function to handle form submission

Q: How do I handle API calls in Nuxt3?

A: To handle API calls in Nuxt3, follow these steps:

  1. Use the useFetch() or useAsyncData() hook to fetch data
  2. Use the axios library to make API calls
  3. Use the try-catch block to handle API call errors

Q: How do I test the page in Nuxt3?

A: To test the page in Nuxt3, follow these steps:

  1. Use the jest testing framework to write unit tests
  2. Use the cypress testing framework to write end-to-end tests
  3. Use the @nuxtjs/composition-api package to test the Composition API

Q: What are the expected outcomes of this upgrade?

A: The expected outcomes of this upgrade are:

  • A fully functional /user/multimedia page in Nuxt3
  • Refactored code from the Options API to the Composition API
  • Users can create and edit multimedia content without any issues
  • All form validations and edge cases are properly handled

Q: What are the additional information required for this upgrade?

A: The additional information required for this upgrade are:

  • Branch: upgrade-v3
  • Page: /user/multimedia
  • Functionality: Upgrade + Create & Edit
  • Framework: Nuxt3, Composition API

Q: What are the technical requirements for this upgrade?

A: The technical requirements for this upgrade are:

  • Install Nuxt3 using the command npm install @nuxtjs/composition-api
  • Update the nuxt.config.js file to use the Composition API
  • Refactor the code to use the Composition API
  • Use the setup() function to define the page's setup
  • Use the useFetch() or useAsyncData() hook to fetch data
  • Use the useForm() hook to handle form data
  • Use the v-model directive to bind form data to the page's state

By following these Q&A, you can ensure a seamless upgrade of the /user/multimedia page to Nuxt3 and refactor the code from the Options API to the Composition API.