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@youneed/dom-provider-direction

v0.1.0

Published

Per-component text direction (LTR/RTL) for @youneed/dom: a composable provider that reflects `dir` and toggles via this.setDirection.

Readme

@youneed/dom-provider-direction

Per-component text direction (LTR / RTL) for @youneed/dom. A composable provider that reflects the dir attribute on a component (so its shadow content inherits the direction) and lets it flip at runtime. Its members live under a single namespaced object — this.direction — so they read as the provider's, not as native members (like this.i18n / this.a11y).

import { Component, html } from "@youneed/dom";
import { directionProvider } from "@youneed/dom-provider-direction";

class Panel extends Component("x-panel", { providers: [directionProvider("ltr")] }) {
  render() {
    return html`
      <button @click=${() => this.direction.toggle()}>flip</button>
      <p>dir: ${this.direction.value}</p>`;
    //          ^ this.direction.{ value, set, toggle } are typed
  }
}

It plugs into the Component(tag, { providers: [...] }) slot — orthogonal to other providers, so an RTL locale and its direction compose in one array:

import { i18nProvider } from "@youneed/dom-provider-i18n";
import { directionProvider, createDirectionStore, directionOf } from "@youneed/dom-provider-direction";

const dir = createDirectionStore(directionOf(appI18n.locale)); // "ar" → "rtl"
appI18n.subscribe((locale) => dir.set(directionOf(locale)));    // follow the locale

class Card extends Component("x-card", {
  providers: [i18nProvider(appI18n), directionProvider(dir)],
}) {
  render() { return html`${this.i18n("hello", { name: "Ada" })}`; }
}

Per-instance vs shared

  • directionProvider("ltr") — each instance owns its direction; toggling one doesn't affect another.
  • directionProvider(store) — pass a shared DirectionStore and every bound component flips together (app-wide RTL).

| API | meaning | | --- | --- | | directionProvider(init?) | the ComponentProvider; init is a Direction literal (per-instance) or a shared DirectionStore | | this.direction.value | current direction (mirrors the host's dir) | | this.direction.set(dir) | set it, reflect dir, re-render (and notify peers if shared) | | this.direction.toggle() | flip ltr ⇄ rtl | | createDirectionStore(initial?) | a standalone reactive direction store (direction / set / toggle / subscribe) | | directionOf(locale) | the natural direction of a BCP-47 locale ("ar" → "rtl") |