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neowidget

v2.0.0

Published

Virtual DOM based Widget for Neon.js

Downloads

23

Readme

Virtual DOM based Widget for Neon.js

Requirements

NeoWidget uses JSX to define DOM Trees, so you will need jsx-transform-loader for webpack, jsxtransformify for Browserify or something based on jsx-transform to preprocess JSX.

Setup:

npm install -save neowidget

Webpack Example

webpack.config.js

{..., loader: 'jsx-transform-loader'}

Browserify Example

npm install -save jsxtransformify

browserify -t jsxtransformify file.js -o output.js

Usage Example

You need to specify the @docblock in the files where you use JSX: /** @jsx NeoWidget.h */

/** @jsx NeoWidget.h */

var Heading = Class('Heading').inherits(NeoWidget)({
  data : {
    title : 'Heading Title'
  }

  template : function() {
    return <div>
            <h2>{this.data.title}</h2>
          </div>
  }
});

Class('Button').inherits(NeoWidget)({
  prototype : {
    data : {
      title : 'Click Me!',
      count : 0
    },
    template : function() {
      return  <div>
                {new <Heading />.virtualNode}
                <button onclick={this.clickHandler.bind(this)}>{this.data.title}</button>
                <p>{'Clicks: ' + this.data.count}</p>
              </div>
    },

    clickHandler : function() {
      this.data.count++
      this.update(this.data);
    }
  }
});

var widget = new Button()
widget.render(document.body);