estreuv

Micro-Rimwork — a Lit class primitive, sister to EstreUI.js's macro-Rimwork (jQuery class primitive). Build self-registering web components that drop into an EstreUI article and receive its lifecycle, or run fully standalone.

0.1.0 — early access. API stabilizing toward 1.0.0 GA. No build step. Lit core only.

Install

npm install estreuv

lit and @lit/context are peer-resolved through your import map (no bundler required).

5-minute quickstart

1. Import map (no build)

<script type="importmap">
{
  "imports": {
    "lit": "/node_modules/lit/index.js",
    "lit/": "/node_modules/lit/",
    "@lit/context": "/node_modules/@lit/context/index.js",
    "@lit/reactive-element": "/node_modules/@lit/reactive-element/reactive-element.js",
    "@lit/reactive-element/": "/node_modules/@lit/reactive-element/",
    "lit-element/lit-element.js": "/node_modules/lit-element/lit-element.js",
    "lit-html": "/node_modules/lit-html/lit-html.js",
    "lit-html/": "/node_modules/lit-html/",
    "estreuv": "/node_modules/estreuv/src/index.js",
    "estreuv/": "/node_modules/estreuv/src/"
  }
}
</script>

2. Use a tile (component auto-registers on import)

<estreuv-dark-mode-tile></estreuv-dark-mode-tile>
<estreuv-dark-mode-tile text="Theme" color="#2a8"></estreuv-dark-mode-tile>

<script type="module" src="/node_modules/estreuv/src/dark-mode-tile.js"></script>

That is the whole standalone path — no EstreUI, no bundler.

3. Author your own component

import { EstreUVElement } from 'estreuv';
import { html } from 'lit';

class MyTile extends EstreUVElement {
  static properties = { count: { type: Number } };
  count = 0;
  render() {
    return html`<button @click=${() => this.count++}>${this.count}</button>`;
  }
}
customElements.define('my-tile', MyTile);

EstreUI pairing

When a component lives inside an EstreUI article, wire it once and it receives the eight EstreUI lifecycle hooks (onBring / onOpen / onShow / onFocus / onBlur / onHide / onClose / onRelease) via a flat dispatch — with per-tick dedup so each fires exactly once:

import { wireArticle } from 'estreuv';

// inside the article's page handler
wireArticle(articleElement);

The Lit native channel (connectedCallback) and the EstreUI channel (onShow) stay separate, so a component works identically with or without EstreUI.

Intent context (prop-down / event-up)

Uni-directional state sharing via @lit/context — providers push intent down, components request changes up (no two-way binding race):

import { provideIntent, consumeIntent, requestIntentUpdate } from 'estreuv';

provideIntent(host, { darkMode: 'dark', notifCount: 0 }); // provider
const intent = consumeIntent(this);                        // consumer
requestIntentUpdate(this, { notifCount: 3 });              // event-up

Alienese aliases

Short attribute aliases map to reactive properties at zero build cost:

import { applyAliases } from 'estreuv';

class MyTile extends EstreUVElement {
  static aliases = { '*t': 'text', '*c': 'color' };
}
applyAliases(MyTile);

ALIENESE_DEFAULT_ALIASES covers *t→text, *bg→background, *c→color, *sz→size, *on→enabled, *ic→icon. Use long-form attribute names in HTML; the *-prefixed identifiers are the JS-side convention only.

API surface

| Export | From | | --- | --- | | EstreUVElement | base class (LitElement + EstreUI lifecycle bridge) | | wireArticle, dispatchLifecycle, getLifecycleHistory, ESTREUI_LIFECYCLE_NAMES | lifecycle bridge | | provideIntent, consumeIntent, requestIntentUpdate, intentContext | intent context | | applyAliases, resolveAlias, isAliasApplied, ALIENESE_DEFAULT_ALIASES | Alienese aliases |

Bundled tiles: estreuv/dark-mode-tile.js, estreuv/clock-tile.js, estreuv/notif-count-tile.js, estreuv/notelle-sidebar.js, estreuv/notelle-item.js.

Footprint

~689 LoC core · 4.31 KB min+gzip (Lit external) · Lit core only, no Lit Labs.

License

MIT © SoliEstre