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soo.js

v1.1.8

Published

custom-elements with renderer

Downloads

12

Readme

Soo

Why ?

  • Make custom elements with easy API
  • Library size gziped 1KB
  • No bundling needed, for virtual-dom or anything else, so if using modern browsers, just plug and create.
  • Has same API as omi but is great alternative if you want to create custom elements without JSX, virtual DOM and store.

install

npm install soo.js

or add to index.html

<script src="https://unpkg.com/soo.js"></script>

or

import Soo from "https://unpkg.com/soo.js"

Examples

Check live examples here

Example files here


Basic example

import Soo from "https://unpkg.com/soo.js";
import {HTML} from "https://unpkg.com/kelbas"

class Test extends Soo {
  install() {
    this.data = { liked: false, name: "Like me!" };
  }

  likeIt() {
    this.data.liked = true;
    this.update();
  }
  

  css() {
    return `:host {
              padding:5px;
            }
            button {
                background:green;
                padding:10px 5px;
                outline:none;
                cursor:pointer;
            }`;
  }

  render() {
    if (this.data.liked) {
      return HTML`<span>Liked</span>`;
    }
    return HTML`<button onclick="${this.likeIt.bind(this)}">${this.data.name}</button>`;
  }
}

customElements.define("like-button", Test);

Async example


class Test extends Soo {
    getData() {
        return fetch('https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/users/')
        .then(response => response.json())
        .then(json => Promise.resolve(json))
    }
  
    css() {
      return `:host {
                display:grid;
              }
              #users-container {
                  display:grid;
                  width:400px;
              }
              .users-list {
                  display:grid;
                  grid-row-gap:3px;
                  margin:5px 0;
                  background:teal;
                  padding:10px;
                  color:white;
              }
              .name {
                  text-decoration:underline;
              }
             `;
    }
  
    async render() {
        const data = await this.getData();

        return HTML`
                    <section id="users-container">
                        <h3>Users list</h3>
                        ${data.map(item => `<div class="users-list">
                                                <span class="name">Name: ${item.name}</span>
                                                <span class="emai">Email: ${item.email}</span>
                                            </div>`).join("")}
                    </section>
                   `
    }
  }
    
  customElements.define("async-example", Test);

API explanation

| Functions | value | Usage | | ------------- |:-------------: | :-----| | update | | Makes component re-render | | install | | Fires at the start of component, best place to set properties | | installed | | Fires after component is rendered | | uninstall | | Fires after component is removed | | afterUpdate | | Fires after component is updated | | beforeRender | | Fires before component is rendered | | fire | event name, payload | fires event thats listenable from component | | fireGlobal | event name, payload | fires event thats listenable from document | | render | HTML string | return your HTML element | | css | css string | return your component style |