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nanowire

v0.0.6

Published

a minimal DOM patcher for HTML-over-the-wire

Downloads

11

Readme

Nanowire

Nanowire is a minimal DOM patcher for HTML-over-the-wire.

How to use

  1. Enclose the element to be updated in a <nw-frame> tag with a unique ID.
  2. Give the following arguments to the apply function,
    1. The DOM node or document that is the ancestor of the "nw-frame" tags to be updated,
    2. Text containing "nw-frame" tags surrounding updates.

The following HTML is displayed first,

<nw-frame id="frame">
Hello?
</nw-frame>

and then the following code is executed,

import { apply } from 'nanowire';
apply(document, '<nw-frame id="frame">Hello, World!</nw-frame>');

the result is as follows.

<nw-frame id="frame">
Hello, World!
</nw-frame>

You can apply server-side rendered HTML as updates.

fetch('your API').then(res => res.text()).then(text => apply(document, text));

The nanowire/client module provides short hands for fetch and apply.

<script src="https://unpkg.com/nanowire/dist/client.js"></script>

<button onClick="nanowire.get('your API')">GET</button>

<button onClick="nanowire.post('your API', JSON.stringify(['request body']))">POST</button>

Example

See the example.

# clone this repository and move inside.
$ cd example
$ yarn serve

LICENSE

MIT License(see LICENSE file).