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stnd.js

v1.3.0

Published

A reusable, flexible and efficient Javascript framework for building user interfaces

Downloads

6

Readme

Standard.js · GitHub license

A very efficient, flexible Javascript framework for user facing interfaces.

Installation

Application Structure:

Require the module:

inside main.js(entry js file):
Register the components:
Storing the component's data:
Rendering the component on a target:
Data-flow between components:
Reset the component's data and automatic re-render:
Data-binding:
if home component has a data {name: "home component"},
then inside the html of home component use expression: {{name}}

Basic example:

You will need to bundle everything and send to server for which you can use webpack bundler and a "html-loader"

webpack.config.js
index.html

<div id="root"></div>

main.js
home.js
home.html

<h1>Home</h1> <button id="renderView">Render view component</button> {{title}}

view.js
view.html

<h1>View</h1> <button id="renderHome">Render Home Component on root</button> {{title}}

to fetch from a mock or live api, standardJS provides apis:

the apis and examples on https://yashkumar6640.github.io/stdFetch/

Run your index.html with live server to quickly test

License

standardJS is MIT Licensed