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lr-client-renderer

v1.0.1

Published

Client side renderer extension for lagoon-road

Downloads

11

Readme

lr-client-renderer reference

A Lagoon road extension that gives you renderer functionality on the client. This renderer does quick replacement and doesn't do virtual dom html difference changes. It should suffice for about 95% of all cases. When you start working more with a websocket pub/sub system you might want to consider writing your own renderer or use a virtual dom approach so user input will not get replaced on dom updates. Read more about writing extensions in the guide.

The client side renderer sends out update events whenever a component has been added to the DOM. See the guide to understand how to implement this.

| Information | - | | ----------- | - | | Code coverage | - | | Repo link | lr-client-renderer | | Dependencies | - | | Size (Browserify, Babel and Gzip)| 851 bytes | | Version | 1.0.0 | | License | MIT | | Usage | guide |


Adding the extension to lagoon road

const router   = require('lr-client-renderer');
const road     = require('lr-main')('client');
road
  .extension('renderer', renderer, true);

renderer.render(html, placeholder)

renderer.render('<section>...</section>', '.placeholderName');

Add component to the template.

html:string
The components html that you want to load.

placeholder:string
A html selector that should be the parent of the html you want to add. The contents of the placeholder will be replaced with the new html.