Addresses

Description

Address cards and address-management widgets for Enso UI detail pages.

Installation

Install the package:

yarn add @enso-ui/addresses

This package is also available through the full enso-ui workspace bundle.

Features

• exports Addresses and AddressesCard through the public Bulma entrypoint
• loads address collections over the injected HTTP client and Enso route helper
• supports filtering, creation, edit, default/shipping/billing toggles, and deletion
• pairs the address list with the Enso modal and form workflow

Usage

<script setup>
import { AddressesCard } from '@enso-ui/addresses/bulma';
</script>

<AddressesCard
    :id="companyId"
    type="company"
    title="Addresses"
/>

API

Addresses

Inline address manager that fetches and mutates an address collection for one model.

Import: @enso-ui/addresses/bulma

Props:

• id: string | number target model id.
• type: string | null = null addressable backend type used by the API.
• query: string = "" initial filter text mirrored into the local search box.

Events:

• update after fetch, create, delete, or type-flag changes.

Slots:

• controls receives { create, internalQuery, fetch } for custom toolbar rendering.

AddressesCard

Card wrapper around Addresses with refresh, collapse, and counter controls.

Import: @enso-ui/addresses/bulma

Props:

• id: string | number target model id.
• type: string backend addressable type.
• icon: string | array | object card icon, defaulting to faSignsPost.
• collapsed: boolean = false initial collapsed state.
• title: string | null = null optional card title override.

Events:

• No direct emits; the wrapped Addresses component raises update.

Companion Backend Package

• laravel-enso/addresses ↗

The frontend widgets expect the backend package to provide the address CRUD endpoints, modal form contracts, and typed address flags used by the card workflow.

Depends On

• @enso-ui/card ↗
• @enso-ui/confirmation ↗
• @enso-ui/forms ↗
• @enso-ui/google ↗
• @enso-ui/modal ↗
• @enso-ui/ui ↗

Contributions

are welcome. Pull requests are great, but issues are good too.

Thank you to all the people who already contributed to Enso!

License

MIT