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lapp

v1.1.4

Published

lapp = little app, lapp mainly focus on ui component which can be easily developed with OOP or functional programing!

Downloads

25

Readme

lapp = little fast app

NPM version NPM downloads

lapp = little fast app, lapp mainly focus on ui component which can be easily developed with OOP or functional programing! pure MVVM framework. (3.2kb gzip)

ES2015+ via Babel

Features

    ✓ support functional programming componnent     ✓ support class oop(object oriented programming) componnent     ✓ Author your code, including tests, in ES2015+ via Babel     ✓ Publish as CommonJS, ES2015 and UMD via Rollup

Documentation

see demo folder example.

See also fed123.com

Learn ES6

:mortar_board:   ES6 Training Course by Wes Bos :green_book:   You Don't Know JS: ES6 & Beyond by Kyle Simpson (Dec, 2015)

changelog

2018.05.2

  1. add onShow callback, week life circle control, because you can control it in you view. add dom element as onShow callback parameter. see example below.
  2. add key when use subview. , if key property no change ,then don't update this subview. thsi would be useful shen you have card list.
--- main.js
import { l, app } from "lapp"
import { MyButtonView, actions as MyButtonAction } from "../../component/button/button"
import './main.css'

let state = {
    key: 10
}

const actions = {
    handleClickButton(e){
        // state.key ++; // if key not change subview not change,if key change, sub view change
        console.log(state.key)
        console.log(e)
        BoxView.$update()
    }
}

export const BoxView = ({ props, children }) => (<ul style="list-style: none;">
    <MyButtonView key={state.key} className="button" onClick={actions.handleClickButton}>hello, button</MyButtonView>
</ul>
)
--- button.js
import { l } from "lapp"
import './button.css'

const state = {
    count: 0
}

export const actions = {
    addCount: () => {
        state.count++;
    },
    onShow: (dom) => {
        state.count = 50;
        setTimeout(() => {
            MyButtonView.$update()
        }, 500)
    }
}

export const MyButtonView = ({ props, children }) => {
    return <button onShow={actions.onShow} onClick={(e)=>{
        actions.addCount(e);
        props.onClick(e)
    }}>{children}{state.count}</button>
}

2018.04.31

  1. up to my project experience, i delete APIs that no need, to make lapp as small as possiable.
  2. for curry function bind in the view, you should add 'forceUpdate' attribute on the element, to make sure update the function when update dom. if not, may cause the function didn't update.

License

Copyright © 2017-2018 chalecao, LLC. This source code is licensed under the MIT license found in the LICENSE.txt file. The documentation to the project is licensed under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license.


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