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nativecorejs

v1.0.0-rc.12

Published

NativeCore framework runtime primitives and utilities

Readme

nativecorejs

This package now contains the extracted NativeCore runtime surface and the reusable built-in component library.

Current exports:

  • router primitives
  • component base class and custom element helper
  • built-in framework component registry manifest
  • extracted UI components from nativecore/src/components/core, including navigation, input, feedback, layout, picker, overlay, data-display, and utility nc-* elements
  • multi-tag component modules such as accordion, bottom nav, form, stepper, and timeline
  • state, computed, and effect primitives
  • declarative wire utilities (wireInputs, wireContents, wireAttributes, wireClasses, wireStyles)
  • lazy component registry
  • cache-busting utilities
  • controller event and subscription cleanup helpers
  • component bind helpers (bind, bindAttr, bindClass, bindStyle, wires)
  • base framework CSS at nativecorejs/styles/base.css

Component event naming

All built-in nc-* components emit custom events using the nc-{component}-{action} convention:

// overlay / navigation events
modal.addEventListener('nc-modal-open', () => { /* … */ });
drawer.addEventListener('nc-drawer-close', () => { /* … */ });
tabs.addEventListener('nc-tab-change', (e: CustomEvent<{ index: number }>) => { /* … */ });
table.addEventListener('nc-table-row-click', (e: CustomEvent<{ row: object; index: number }>) => { /* … */ });

Form-input elements (nc-input, nc-select, nc-checkbox, etc.) keep the standard change and input event names so they integrate naturally with <nc-form> and browser form patterns.

See the full event reference in CHEATSHEET.md.

Not extracted yet:

  • app-shell specific components: app-header, app-sidebar, and app-footer
  • genericized services and build helpers
  • app-shell specific CSS and demo layout components