Building a Single Page App with Lightning ComponentsMarch 15, 2017

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Agenda

1. Intro: SendOffer LC2. Single-Page Application (SPA)3. Lightning Base Components4. Lightning Events & CSS5. Dynamic creation of Lightning Components6. Demo7. Resources

SendOffer Lightning Component

1. We built a Recruitment Application that handles candidates, interviews, and offers.

2. SendOffer LC provides an easy way to construct and send offer letter to candidate

3. 4 Stages: Detail, Edit, Review, Send

Single Page Application (SPA)

1. Does not require page reloads to work

2. Faster than Page-Centric Apps

3. Usually built with Javascript, CSS, Ajax

4. Examples: Salesforce Lightning Experience, Salesforce 1

Send Offer LC (SPA)

OfferLetterSPA.cmp

Lightning Base Components

1. Built in on the platform- No more html + SLDS + javascript work

2. Lightning:Input

3. Lightning:Select

4. Lightning:Icon

5. Lightning:TextArea

6. Lightning:button

Lightning Events & CSS

1. Application Events

- passing data between children

2. Component Events & CSS

- bubbling - show and hide children Components

Dynamic Creation of LCs

1. Gives you more flexibility

2. Define which child LCs and which attributes should be

created based on - data (eg. list row should show as read-only or not)- user interaction (eg. add error messages

dynamically based on validation checks)

Demo

OfferLetterSPA.cmp (Parent)

OfferDetails.cmpOfferTemplate.cmp

Component Events

Offer_Details_N

ext

Offer_Template_

Next

OfferPreview.cmp

Application Events

OfferTemplate (child 2)

OfferPreview (child 3)

OfferDetails (child 1)

OfferConfirm (child 4)

OrgCandidateDetailEvent.evt———————————

• CandidateID• E-Mail• Salary• Bonus• TemplateID• OfferId• OfferLetter

CandidateDetailEvent.evt———————————

• CandidateID• E-Mail• Salary• Bonus• TemplateID• OfferId• OfferLetter

LightningFramework

LightningFramework

CandidateDetailEvent.evt———————————

• CandidateID• E-Mail• Salary• Bonus• TemplateID• OfferId• OfferLetter

CandidateDetailEvent.evt———————————

• CandidateID• E-Mail• Salary• Bonus• TemplateID• OfferId• OfferLetter

Org

Dynamic Creation of LCs

List.cmpListController.js

<apex:Component>

<div>

{!v.Body}

</div>

</apex:Component>

// JS Controller:

//Loop

for (i = 0; i < list.length; i++) { if (i.isReadOnly){

// Create Row Component without Edit Link

} else

// Create Row Component with Edit Link}

Resources

1. Lightning Base Components (Link)

2. Lightning Events (Link)

3. Show/Hide Markup with CSS (Link)

4. Dynamic creation of LCs (Link)

5. Github (Link)

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