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@motorcycle/react-dom

v3.0.0

Published

React integration for Motorcycle.ts

Downloads

6

Readme

@motorcycle/react-dom -- 1.0.0

React integration for Motorcycle.ts

Get it

yarn add @motorcycle/react-dom
# or
npm install --save @motorcycle/react-dom

API Documentation

All functions are curried!

isolate<Sources extends { readonly dom: DomSource }, Sinks extends { readonly view$: Stream<VNode> }>(component: Component<Sources, Sinks>, key: string): Component<Sources, Sinks>

Isolates a component by adding an isolation class name to the outermost DOM element emitted by the component’s view stream.

The isolation class name is generated by appending the given isolation key to the prefix $$isolation$$-, e.g., given foo as key produces $$isolation$$-foo.

Isolating components are useful especially when dealing with lists of a specific component, so that events can be differentiated between the siblings. However, isolated components are not isolated from access by an ancestor DOM element.

const MyIsolatedComponent = isolate(MyComponent, `myIsolationKey`)
const sinks = MyIsolatedComponent(sources)

export function isolate<Sources extends DomSources, Sinks extends DomSinks>(
  component: Component<Sources, Sinks>,
  key: string
): Component<Sources, Sinks> {
  return function isolatedComponent(sources: Sources) {
    const { dom } = sources
    const isolatedDom = dom.query(`.${KEY_PREFIX}${key}`)
    const sinks = component(Object.assign({}, sources, { dom: isolatedDom }))
    const isolatedSinks = Object.assign({}, sinks, { view$: isolateView(sinks.view$, key) })

    return isolatedSinks
  }
}

const KEY_PREFIX = `__isolation__`

function isolateView(view$: Stream<VNode>, key: string) {
  const prefixedKey = KEY_PREFIX + key

  return map(
    updateClassName((className: string = EMPTY_CLASS_NAME) => {
      const needsIsolation = !contains(prefixedKey, className)

      return needsIsolation
        ? removeSuperfluousSpaces(join(CLASS_NAME_SEPARATOR, [className, prefixedKey]))
        : className
    }),
    view$
  )
}

const EMPTY_CLASS_NAME = ``
const CLASS_NAME_SEPARATOR = ` `

function removeSuperfluousSpaces(str: string): string {
  return str.replace(RE_TWO_OR_MORE_SPACES, CLASS_NAME_SEPARATOR)
}

const RE_TWO_OR_MORE_SPACES = /\s{2,}/g

makeDomComponent(element: Element): (sinks: DomSinks) => DomSources

Takes an element and returns a DOM component function.

import { makeDomComponent, DomSources, DomSinks, VNode, div, button, h1 } from '@motorcycle/react-dom'
import { events, query } from '@motorcycle/dom'
import { run } from '@motorcycle/run'

const element = document.querySelector('#app')

if (!element) throw new Error('unable to find element')

run(UI, makeDomComponent(element))

function UI(sources: DomSources): DomSinks {
  const { dom } = sources

  const click$: Stream<Event> = events('click', query('button'))

  const amount$: Stream<number> = scan(x => x + 1, 0, click$)

  const view$: Stream<VNode> = map(view, amount$)

  return { view$ }
}

function view(amount: number) {
  return div([
    h1(`Clicked ${amount} times`),
    button(`Click me`)
  ])
}

export function makeDomComponent(element: Element) {
  return function Dom(sinks: DomSinks): DomSources {
    const view$ = hold(sinks.view$)

    render(createElement(Container, { view$ }), element)

    const dom = createDomSource(hold(constant(element, view$)))

    return { dom }
  }
}

class Container extends Component<DomSinks, { view: VNode }> {
  private disposable: Disposable = NONE

  componentWillMount() {
    const { view$ } = this.props

    const event = (_: Time, view: VNode) => this.setState({ view })

    this.disposable = view$.run({ event, error: noop, end: noop }, scheduler)
  }

  componentWillUnmount() {
    const { disposable } = this

    this.disposable = NONE

    disposable.dispose()
  }

  render() {
    return (this.state && this.state.view) || createElement('div')
  }
}

const NONE: Disposable = { dispose: noop }

function noop(): void {}