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@0xcda7a/bag-of-tricks

v0.0.2-alpha.13

Published

My personal library of patterns and tools for modern web development

Downloads

62

Readme

cdata's "Bag of Tricks"

This is a standard library of sorts that I use for personal projects and demos.

The "bag" contains common patterns and tools for state management that I find myself writing repeatedly. The general emphasis of this library is to offer feather-weight patterns that support using the best of modern app-building patterns on the web.

Some of the "tricks" have better-known, better-tested and/or better-featured alternatives. It is usually safe to assume that if some code makes its way here, it is because one or more of the following things was true at the time it was added:

  • Alternatives incurred more byte cost than I cared to take on in a project
  • Alternatives assume Node.js / CommonJS details, making them difficult to use and bundle
  • Alternatives are not suitable for use in conjunction with web components

In some cases there is also the most time honored of reasons for some code to be here: because I felt like writing it myself 🖖

Warning: pre-alpha status

Currently offered without tests, docs or any guarantee of API stability. GLHF!

Development

Commands

  • npm run build will build the full project, producing deployable artifacts in the dist folder.
  • npm run watch will watch all files in all relevant project directories for changes and build them as necessary
  • npm run serve will start a static web server with dist as the web root
  • npm run dev will do all three of the above things in order

Layout

  • src contains raw TypeScript sources; compiled JavaScript artifacts go to the lib folder.