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@bonezegei/bonezegeijs

v1.0.2

Published

A lightweight reactive UI framework, with storage and websocket support, for building modern web applications.

Readme

BonezegeiJS

BonezegeiJS is a lightweight JavaScript DOM framework designed to demonstrate reactive rendering and declarative UI composition in a browser-native environment.

It is intended for developers who want a compact, easy-to-understand runtime for managing state, DOM updates, and template-driven behavior without a large dependency footprint.

It provides:

  • fine-grained reactive state through Bonezegei.reactive()
  • declarative template interpolation and directive processing
  • element directives such as b-for, b-if, b-model, b-on, b-show, b-class, and b-style
  • automated DOM updates when the underlying state changes
  • a small client-side routing utility via createRouter()

Utilities (wrappers)

BonezegeiConnect  (websocket & http)
BonezegeiStorage  (storage)

Usage

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
    <head>
        <meta charset='utf-8'>
        <meta http-equiv='X-UA-Compatible' content='IE=edge'>
        <title>Bonezegei Variable Example </title>
    </head>

    <body>
        <!-- Set ID of the Element -->  
        <div id="app">
        <!-- declare variable {{ variable_name }}-->    
            <h1>{{ variable }} </h1>
        </div>
    </body>
  
    <script type="module">
    import Bonezegei from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@bonezegei/[email protected]/src/Bonezegei.js';
    const bz = new Bonezegei();
    const render = bz.createRenderer();

    // render( param1, param2 )
    // param1 = ID name of the HTML element [ String ]
    // param2 = Context [ Object ]
    render(
        '#app',                        // ID of the element 
        {                              // 
            variable: "Hello World",   // Set the variable name "variable"
        }
    );
    </script>
</html>

API

  • Bonezegei.createApp(options) - initialize the app with el, data, and methods.
  • Bonezegei.reactive(obj, onChange) - create a reactive proxy object.
  • Bonezegei.createRouter(routes, outletSelector) - create a basic client-side router.

BonezegeiJS is ideal for small projects or learning how a DOM-driven reactive library works.