@codatum/embed-vue

@codatum/embed-vue

Vue 3 integration for Codatum Signed Embed. Provides a single component that wraps the core SDK. All of @codatum/embed is re-exported so you can use this package as a single entry point (one version, no split).

For options, types, events, and programmatic API details, see @codatum/embed.

Installation

pnpm add @codatum/embed-vue
# or
npm install @codatum/embed-vue

Requires Vue 3 (peer dependency).

Usage

<script setup lang="ts">
import { EmbedVue } from "@codatum/embed-vue";

const embedUrl = "https://app.codatum.com/protected/workspace/xxx/notebook/yyy";
const tokenProvider = async () => {
  const res = await fetch("/api/embed-token", { method: "POST" });
  const data = await res.json();
  return { token: data.token };
}
</script>

<template>
  <EmbedVue
    :embedUrl="embedUrl"
    :tokenProvider="tokenProvider"
    :iframeOptions="{ theme: 'LIGHT', locale: 'ja' }"
    @statusChanged="(e) => console.log('Status', e.status)"
    @paramChanged="(e) => console.log('Params', e.params)"
    @executeSqlsTriggered="(e) => console.log('Execute', e.params)"
    @error="(e) => console.error(e)"
  />
</template>

Calling reload from the parent

Use a template ref and call the exposed reload() method. It returns true on success and false on failure (errors are emitted via @error; it does not throw).

<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from "vue";
import { EmbedVue } from "@codatum/embed-vue";

const embedRef = ref<InstanceType<typeof EmbedVue> | null>(null);

async function onFilterChange() {
  const ok = await embedRef.value?.reload();
  if (!ok) console.warn("reload failed — see @error");
}
</script>

<template>
  <EmbedVue ref="embedRef" :embedUrl="..." :tokenProvider="..." @error="handleError" />
</template>

Changing props at runtime

Props are read once at mount. To apply new values (e.g. a different embedUrl or iframeOptions), use :key to force a remount:

<EmbedVue :key="embedUrl" :embedUrl="embedUrl" :tokenProvider="tokenProvider" />

Custom loading UI (#loading slot)

When you pass the #loading slot, the component hides the iframe during loading (init, reload, token refresh, etc.) and shows your custom UI as an overlay. Use showLoadingOn to control which statuses show the overlay (default: ['INITIALIZING', 'RELOADING', 'REFRESHING']). Without the slot, the built-in iframe loading behavior is unchanged.

<!-- Spinner for all loading states -->
<EmbedVue :embedUrl="embedUrl" :tokenProvider="tokenProvider">
  <template #loading>
    <MySpinner />
  </template>
</EmbedVue>

<!-- Only on first load -->
<EmbedVue
  :embedUrl="embedUrl"
  :tokenProvider="tokenProvider"
  :showLoadingOn="['INITIALIZING']"
>
  <template #loading>
    <MySpinner />
  </template>
</EmbedVue>

<!-- Branch by status -->
<EmbedVue :embedUrl="embedUrl" :tokenProvider="tokenProvider">
  <template #loading="{ status }">
    <FullPageLoader v-if="status === 'INITIALIZING'" />
    <SubtleBar v-else />
  </template>
</EmbedVue>

API

Option types and behavior (e.g. iframeOptions, tokenOptions, displayOptions, devOptions) are the same as in @codatum/embed. The component uses its root element as the iframe container (no container prop).

Props

Slots

Events

Expose (ref)

Need a custom container or full control? Use createEmbed() from this package (or @codatum/embed) in onMounted and instance.destroy() in onUnmounted.

See also

• Versioning and changelog: Versioning
• Security and deployment: Security and deployment
• Supported environments: Supported environments