Pinia Colada plugin

[ThatOneCalculator]

Please vote on this issue if you're interested in Pinia Colada plugin.

This issue will serve as a to-do list during development. To help us release this feature as quickly as possible, feel free to share the minimum requirements for your use case.

[mrlubos]

Hey @ThatOneCalculator, let me put a vote on this issue and I will pick it up if there's a sufficient interest!

[taskylizard]

I'm also interested in this, can try implementing a plugin myself later.

[mrlubos]

Feel free @taskylizard! Would you like to add it to community plugins or possibly even this repository?

[taskylizard]

Hopefully this repository, however I probably won't get far on my implementation if it doesn't work out.

[mrlubos]

No problem at all, I could pick it up after you. I suggest doing only the plugin for experimental parser, unless you need support for OpenAPI 2.0 for some reason, since that is not supported in the experimental parser yet.

[josh-hemphill]

This would also solve my issue #1159

[mrlubos]

@josh-hemphill Can you explain how? Your issue is about a different library/client?

[ThatOneCalculator]

@mrlubos I think Josh is saying that because Pinia Colada is a first-class Vue library, and having support for Pinia Colada would negate the need for a Vue/@vueuse/fetch client

[josh-hemphill]

Yes, @ThatOneCalculator is correct.
Also, while my issue might not have communicated it well, vueuse/client needed a lot of rewriting to work well in an SDK-like implementation. I only mentioned it since I had already done that for the old openapi-typescript-codegen, and had been trying to use that but wanted to reimplement it in this repo. But with vueuse/fetch's limitations Pinia Colada would be a much better option, and out of the box supports the Vue data loader RFC I had mentioned as well.

[josh-hemphill]

I went ahead and created a rough plugin for this, and could use feedback on the PR (#1680 )

Should be able to import the plugin after the typescript plugin and that's all it should need; it does it's own sdk output like the tanstack plugins do.

[mrlubos]

Man, great work!