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aleman

v1.16.5

Published

🐊Putout-based framework for web

Readme

Aleman

image

ぶしどうとはしぬこととみつけたり。

Bushidō to wa shinu koto to mitsuketari.

"The way of the warrior is found in death."

はがくれ』

Yamamoto Tsunetomo, Hagakure

🐊Putout-based framework for web.

Install

bun i aleman

Rules and Addons

Aleman supports two main concepts:

  • ✅ addons - events;
  • ✅ rules - 🐊Putout rules that changes HTML;

All interaction with DOM made using rules, and we interact not with DOM directly, but with JSX AST. It makes testing simple, states predictable and independent.

Addons

Addon responsible for UI and interfaction with outer world: clicks, fetches and everything like this. Aleman supports next types of addons:

When you need to filter out events according to state use filter:

export const filter = ({state}) => state.command === 'show';

Global

Any browser event you need to listen globally:

export const events = ['click'];
export const listener = () => ({
    command: 'hide',
    index: -1,
    showSubmenu: false,
    insideSubmenu: false,
});

Events

Any browser event you need to listen according to element with `data-name="hello":

export const name = 'hello';
export const events = ['click'];
export const listener = () => ({
    command: 'hide',
    index: -1,
    showSubmenu: false,
    insideSubmenu: false,
});

Keys

export const keys = ['Escape'];

export const listener = ({state, options}) => {
    options.beforeHide?.(state);
    return {
        command: 'hide',
        showSubmenu: false,
        index: -1,
    };
};

Vim

import * as up from './up.js';

export const commands = ['gg'];

export function listener({state, options}) {
    const {
        insideSubmenu,
        index,
        submenuIndex,
    } = state;
    
    const newState = {
        ...state,
        index: insideSubmenu ? index : 1,
        submenuIndex: insideSubmenu ? 1 : submenuIndex,
    };
    
    return up.listener({
        state: newState,
        options,
    });
}

Licence

MIT