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@obinexusltd/obix-adapter-oop

v0.3.0

Published

OBIX OOP projection — a generated class with read-only state, frozen props, and delegating action methods. Zero dependencies.

Readme

@obinexusltd/obix-adapter-oop

The OOP projection — a generated class. state is read-only from outside, props is frozen, and each action becomes a method that delegates to dispatch.

npm install @obinexusltd/obix-adapter-oop

Zero dependencies. The shared reducer lives in src/dop.ts, byte-identical across the whole @obinexusltd/obix-adapter-* family.

The DOP artifact

The plain object every @obinexusltd/obix-adapter-* package consumes (see obix/docs/obix-docs/GETTING-STARTED.md §1):

interface DOPComponent<S, P = {}> {
  name: string;
  state: S;
  actions: Record<string, (ctx, payload?) => void>;   // mutate ctx.state
  derived?: Record<string, (state, props) => unknown>;
  render?: (view: { state; props; derived }) => string;
  validate?: (state, props) => { valid: boolean; violations: string[] };
}

API

import { toOOP } from "@obinexusltd/obix-adapter-oop";

const Counter = toOOP(CounterArtifact);
const c = new Counter({ props: { max: 10 } });

c.Inc();            // generated from actions.Inc — delegates to c.dispatch("Inc")
c.Inc(2);
c.state;            // { count: 3 }   (read-only — assigning throws)
c.label;            // "count: 3"     (generated from derived.label)
c.render();          // '<button aria-label="count: 3">3</button>'
c.replay([["Inc"], ["Reset"]]);
c.validate();        // { valid: true, violations: [] }

| Member | Notes | |---|---| | new C({ state?, props? }) | props merged over artifact.props, then frozen | | c.state | getter only — the setter throws TypeError | | c.dispatch(action, payload?) | runs the shared reducer, returns new state | | c.<ActionName>(payload?) | generated per artifact.actions — delegates to dispatch | | c.<derivedName> | generated getter per artifact.derived | | c.replay(trace) · c.render() · c.validate() | |

Compliance

@obinexusltd/obix-adapter-ssr is the reference: for any trace, c.render() returns the identical HTML string that data, func, reactive and ssr produce. @obinexusltd/obix ships checkCompliance() to assert it. See OBIX_JSX_ADAPTER_ARCHITECTURE.md — "Paradigm Agnostic".