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sticky-one

v0.8.0

Published

Easy Tiny Sticky JavaScript rendering library

Downloads

4

Readme

sticky-one

Easy Tiny & Sticky JavaScript DOM rendering library

Dependencies

uhtml, ustyler

Usage

See demo folder for structured examples

import { html, sticky, startApp } from "sticky-one"
const counter = sticky(
    {
        view: (m, s)=> html`
        <div class=${s.container}>
            <button data-ref="minus" onclick=${m}>-</button>
            <span >${m.count}</span>
            <button data-ref="plus" onclick=${m}>+</button>
        </div>
        `,
        model: {count: 0},
        handleEvent: function (e) {
            this.broadcast(e.target.dataset.ref)
        },
        style : {
            container:`
                margin : var(--margin, 10px);
            `
        }
    }
)
counter.bind(function(data) {
    const inc = data === 'plus' ? 1 : -1
    counter.model.count+=inc
    counter.style('margin', '20px')
    return true
})
startApp(counter)

API

This module exposes

  • html, svg from uhtml library
  • sticky, startApp, R from this library

sticky views

Sticky views creation

sticky (
    {
        /**
         *  A required view function with 3 possible parameters
         *  (model, style, broadcast) => html ` ... `
         *  model : the view model
         *  style : the view inner style
         *  broadcast  : a reference to the event dispatcher
         **/
        view,
        /**
         * An optional model for view initialization
         * Initialization can also be done via commands
         **/
        model,
        /**
         * An optional handleEvent for event management
         * Calling this.brodcast(data) will notify all registred commands
         **/
        handleEvent,
        /**
         * An optional style object <key, css>
         * key: class reference name for the view
         * css: css class with optional css properties declaration
         **/
        style,
    }
)

Sticky views API

    {
        /**
         * The model as declared in sticky arguments with 2 additional functions
         * - handleEvent(event) as declared as sticky input | noop function
         * - broacast(anyData) for broadcasting view events
         **/
        model,
        /* render the view */
        render(),
        /**
         * updates delcared css properties through
         * - two areguments (name, value)
         * - one object arguments parsing all object pairs
         **/
        style (nameOrObj, value)
        /* bind a command function to this sticky view */
        bind (command),
    }

startApp

Starts the rendering (can be used only once)

startApp (stickyViewApplicationEntryPoint)

R

This function is a shortcut for sticky views rendering

R(stickyView) is equivalent to stickView.render()

const aViewFunction = (m,s,v) => html `
   ${R(view1)} // shortcut for ${view1.render()}
`