@changke/staticnext-lib
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Reusable library code for StaticNext (forked & typed)
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@changke/staticnext-lib
A zero-dependency TypeScript library providing browser-side utility services for the StaticNext framework. Includes AJAX, PubSub, DOM helpers, cookie management, lazy loading, logging, and URL utilities.
- Zero runtime dependencies
- ESM-only (
"type": "module") - Targets modern browsers (ES2024, real DOM APIs)
- Built with plain
tsc(no bundler)
Installation
npm install @changke/staticnext-libRequires Node >= 22 for development tooling. The library itself runs in the browser.
Quick Start
import {dom, pubSub, ajaxP, logger} from '@changke/staticnext-lib';
// DOM class manipulation (chainable)
dom.addClass(document.body, 'loaded').removeClass(document.body, 'loading');
// Pub/Sub events -- declare a typed topic, then subscribe/publish against it
declare module '@changke/staticnext-lib' {
interface PubSubTopics {
'user:login': {id: number};
}
}
const sub = pubSub.subscribe('user:login', data => {
logger.log('App', `User logged in: ${data.id}`);
});
pubSub.publish('user:login', {id: 42});
sub.remove();
// Fetch JSON
const users = await ajaxP.getJSON<User[]>('/api/users', {page: '1'});API Reference
All services (except Module, autoInit, and getUrlPath) are exported as
singleton instances -- import them directly and call methods on them.
AjaxP
Promise-based fetch wrapper with JSON support.
import {ajaxP} from '@changke/staticnext-lib';
// GET with query params
const data = await ajaxP.getJSON<MyType>('/api/items', {page: '1', limit: '10'});
// POST JSON
const result = await ajaxP.postJSON<InputType, ResponseType>('/api/items', {name: 'foo'});
// PUT JSON
await ajaxP.putJSON('/api/items/1', {name: 'updated'});
// DELETE
await ajaxP.deleteRequest('/api/items/1', {'X-Token': 'abc'});
// URL utilities
ajaxP.toQueryString({a: '1', b: '2'}); // => 'a=1&b=2'
ajaxP.buildFullUrl('/api?foo=bar', {a: '1'}); // => '/api?foo=bar&a=1'Methods:
| Method | Signature | Description |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------- |
| getJSON | <T>(url, data?, opts?) => Promise<T> | GET request, returns parsed JSON |
| postJSON | <T, U>(url, data, headers?) => Promise<U> | POST with JSON body |
| putJSON | <T, U>(url, data, headers?) => Promise<U> | PUT with JSON body |
| deleteRequest | <T>(url, headers) => Promise<T> | DELETE request |
| toQueryString | (obj?) => string | Convert object to URL query string |
| buildFullUrl | (url, data?) => string | Append query params to a URL |
Errors throw a ResponseError (extends Error) with a .response property containing the
raw Response object:
import type {ResponseError} from '@changke/staticnext-lib/dist/services/ajaxp.js';PubSub
Simple publish/subscribe event hub. Topics are type-safe by default: both
subscribe and publish key the payload type through a PubSubTopics registry
interface, so any topic you declare is enforced end to end. Undeclared topics
fall back to unknown (the legacy behavior), so existing code keeps working
without changes.
Declaring typed topics
Augment the PubSubTopics interface via declare module. Once a topic is
declared, every subscribe/publish/subscribeOnce call on that topic is
checked against the declared payload type.
import {pubSub} from '@changke/staticnext-lib';
declare module '@changke/staticnext-lib' {
interface PubSubTopics {
'cart:add': {sku: string; qty: number};
'app:ready': void;
}
}
// Subscribe (returns handle with .remove()); `data` is typed as {sku, qty}
const sub = pubSub.subscribe('cart:add', data => {
console.log(data.sku, data.qty);
});
// Publish -- payload shape is checked
pubSub.publish('cart:add', {sku: 'A1', qty: 2});
pubSub.publish('cart:add', {wrong: 1}); // ❌ compile error
// Void topics: omit the payload
pubSub.subscribe('app:ready', () => {
console.log('ready');
});
pubSub.publish('app:ready');
// Unsubscribe
sub.remove();
// One-time subscription (returns a Subscribed handle so you can cancel early)
const once = pubSub.subscribeOnce('cart:add', data => {
console.log('first add:', data.sku);
});
once.remove();Undeclared topics are still allowed and behave as before -- the listener
receives unknown:
pubSub.subscribe('legacy:topic', data => {
console.log(data); // unknown
});
pubSub.publish('legacy:topic', {anything: true});Methods:
| Method | Signature | Description |
| --------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| subscribe | <K extends string>(topic, listener) => Subscribed | Subscribe to a topic; returns {remove: () => void} |
| publish | <K extends string>(topic, data?) => void | Publish data to all topic listeners |
| subscribeOnce | <K extends string>(topic, listener) => Subscribed | Subscribe for a single event only (returns cancelable handle) |
Types:
import type {ListenerFn, PubSubTopics, Subscribed} from '@changke/staticnext-lib';
type ListenerFn<T = unknown> = (data: T) => void;
interface Subscribed {
remove: () => void;
}
// Augment this interface via `declare module` to register typed topics
interface PubSubTopics {
[topic: string]: unknown;
}DOM
Utility functions for common DOM tasks. Methods that modify elements return this for
chaining.
import {dom} from '@changke/staticnext-lib';
// Class manipulation (chainable)
dom.addClass(element, 'active').removeClass(element, 'hidden');
// Works with single elements or NodeList/HTMLCollection
dom.addClass(document.querySelectorAll('.item'), 'highlight');
// Check class
dom.hasClass(element, 'active'); // => true
// Remove all children
dom.removeAllChildren(container);
// Create DocumentFragment from HTML string
const fragment = dom.fromHtml('<p>Hello <strong>world</strong></p>');
document.body.appendChild(fragment);
// Iterate over NodeList
dom.forEach(document.querySelectorAll('li'), (el, i) => {
el.textContent = `Item ${i}`;
});Methods:
| Method | Signature | Description |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------ | -------------------------------------- |
| hasClass | (elem, className) => boolean | Check if element has class (null-safe) |
| addClass | (elems, className) => this | Add class to element(s) |
| removeClass | (elems, className) => this | Remove class from element(s) |
| removeAllChildren | (node) => void | Remove all child nodes |
| fromHtml | (html) => DocumentFragment | Parse HTML string to fragment |
| forEach | (elements, callback) => void | Iterate over ArrayLike<Element> |
Cookies
Full-featured cookie management with unicode support, SameSite, and domain/path control. Based on Mozilla's cookie framework.
import {docCookies} from '@changke/staticnext-lib';
// Set a cookie (expires in 3600 seconds, path /, SameSite=Lax)
docCookies.setItem('token', 'abc123', 3600, '/', undefined, true, 'lax');
// Get
docCookies.getItem('token'); // => 'abc123'
// Check existence
docCookies.hasItem('token'); // => true
// List all cookie names
docCookies.keys(); // => ['token', ...]
// Remove
docCookies.removeItem('token', '/');
// Clear all
docCookies.clear('/');Methods:
| Method | Signature | Description |
| ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ |
| getItem | (key) => string \| null | Get decoded cookie value |
| setItem | (key, value, expiry?, path?, domain?, secure?, sameSite?) => boolean | Set a cookie |
| removeItem | (key, path?, domain?, secure?, sameSite?) => boolean | Remove a cookie |
| hasItem | (key) => boolean | Check if cookie exists |
| keys | () => string[] | List all cookie names |
| clear | (path?, domain?, secure?, sameSite?) => void | Remove all cookies |
The expiry parameter accepts: a number (max-age in seconds, Infinity for persistent),
a string (expires date string), or a Date object.
The sameSite parameter accepts: 'lax', 'strict', 'none', 'no_restriction',
true (= lax), 1 (= lax), or a negative number (= none).
Loader
Lazy loader for CSS and JS files with deduplication.
import {loader} from '@changke/staticnext-lib';
// Load CSS (returns the <link> element, or null if already loaded)
const linkEl = loader.loadCSS('/styles/theme.css');
// Load JS with callbacks
loader.loadJS(
'/scripts/chart.js',
() => {
console.log('Chart library loaded');
},
err => {
console.error('Failed to load:', err.message);
}
);
// Load JS with crossorigin attribute
loader.loadJS('https://cdn.example.com/lib.js', onLoad, onError, true);
// Reset internal tracking (useful for testing)
loader.reset();Methods:
| Method | Signature | Description |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------- |
| loadJS | (src, cb?, errCb?, crossorigin?) => void | Load a JS file via <script> tag |
| loadCSS | (href) => HTMLLinkElement \| null | Load a CSS file via <link> tag |
| reset | () => void | Clear all internal tracking state |
Files are deduplicated by URL -- requesting the same file twice will call the callback immediately (JS) or return null (CSS).
Logger
Console logging wrapper with mute/unmute and formatted output.
import {logger} from '@changke/staticnext-lib';
// Formatted log (with colors and timestamp)
logger.log('MyComponent', 'initialized successfully');
// Raw object log
logger.log('MyComponent', {users: 42, active: true}, true);
// Log as error
logger.log('MyComponent', 'something failed', false, console.error);
// Suppress all logging
logger.mute();
logger.log('MyComponent', 'this is silent');
// Re-enable
logger.unmute();Methods:
| Method | Signature | Description |
| -------- | ------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------- |
| log | (name, msg, raw?, conLog?) => void | Log a message with module name prefix |
| mute | () => void | Suppress all logging output |
| unmute | () => void | Re-enable logging output |
When raw is false (default), output is color-formatted with CSS in the console.
When raw is true, a plain object {time, name, msg} is logged.
Module
Base class for UI modules. Provides PubSub and Logger integration out of the box. Subclass this to create components that can be auto-initialized on DOM elements.
import {Module} from '@changke/staticnext-lib';
declare module '@changke/staticnext-lib' {
interface PubSubTopics {
'app:ready': {ts: number};
}
}
class MyWidget extends Module {
constructor(root: Element) {
super(root);
this.name_ = 'myWidget';
}
start(): void {
this.log('started');
this.subscribe('app:ready', data => {
this.log(`app is ready @ ${data.ts}`);
});
}
static override attachTo(root: Element): MyWidget {
return new MyWidget(root);
}
}Properties:
| Property | Type | Description |
| -------- | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| root_ | Element | The DOM element this module is attached to |
| name_ | string | Module name (default: 'module'), override in subclasses |
Methods:
| Method | Signature | Description |
| --------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| attachTo | static (root) => Module | Factory method to create and return a new instance |
| start | () => void | Lifecycle hook, called after initialization (override in subclass) |
| subscribe | <K extends string>(topic, handler) => Subscribed | Subscribe to a PubSub topic (typed via PubSubTopics) |
| subscribeOnce | <K extends string>(topic, handler) => Subscribed | Subscribe to a topic once (typed via PubSubTopics) |
| publish | <K extends string>(topic, data?) => void | Publish to a PubSub topic (typed via PubSubTopics) |
| log | (msg, raw?, error?) => void | Log a message prefixed with the module name |
autoInit
Auto-initializes modules on DOM elements marked with data-mod-name attributes.
<!-- HTML markup -->
<div data-mod-name="myWidget">...</div>
<div data-mod-name="carousel" data-mod-nocss>...</div>
<div data-mod-name="skipped" data-mod-bypass>not initialized</div>import {autoInit} from '@changke/staticnext-lib';
import type {Attachable} from '@changke/staticnext-lib/dist/services/auto-init.js';
// Register a module constructor
autoInit.register('myWidget', MyWidget as unknown as Attachable);
// Initialize all modules in the document
autoInit(document);
// Or within a specific container
autoInit(document.getElementById('app')!);
// Deregister
autoInit.deregister('myWidget');
autoInit.deregisterAll();Data attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
| ----------------- | -------------------------------------- |
| data-mod-name | Module name to initialize (required) |
| data-mod-bypass | Skip initialization for this element |
| data-mod-nojs | Skip JS loading (CSS only) |
| data-mod-nocss | Skip CSS loading (JS only) |
| data-inited | Set automatically after initialization |
Function signature:
function autoInit(root?: Document | Element, warn?, loader?, assetPath?): void;When loader and assetPath are provided, CSS and JS files are loaded from a
conventional path: ${assetPath.modules}/mod-${name}/${name}.{css,js}.
Static methods:
| Method | Signature | Description |
| --------------- | ----------------------------- | ---------------------------------- |
| register | (name, Ctor, warn?) => void | Register a module constructor |
| deregister | (name) => void | Remove a registered constructor |
| deregisterAll | () => void | Remove all registered constructors |
getUrlPath
Extracts the base URL path from a <script> element in the document.
import {getUrlPath} from '@changke/staticnext-lib';
// Given: <script src="https://cdn.example.com/assets/js/entry.js"></script>
getUrlPath('entry.js');
// => 'https://cdn.example.com/assets/js'
// Returns '/assets/js' if the script element is not foundDevelopment
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Lint
npm run lint
# Run all tests (headless Chromium via Puppeteer)
npm test
# Run a single test file
npx wtr ./test/services/pubsub.test.ts --node-resolve --puppeteer
# Build (TypeScript to ESM JavaScript + declarations)
npm run build
# Full pre-publish check (lint + test + build)
npm run prepublishOnlyLicense
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