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@nonphoto/bloom

v1.0.10

Published

A small toolkit for manipulating the DOM, with a focus on creative coding and animation.

Downloads

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Readme

Bloom

Bloom is a small toolkit for manipulating the DOM, with a focus on creative coding and animation. It allows you to declaratively create DOM elements with reactive behavior using streams.

Reactive updates only change the dependent part of the DOM with no diffing needed. This means reactive values can be animated in real-time without any overhead.

Usage

The recommended way to install is through a CDN, so no bundler is required.

import * as bloom from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/bloom";

You'll also need a stream library, specifically S, and SArray.

import S from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/s-js";
import SArray from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/s-array";

API

Create

create(data: string | object): Node

Creates a new Node. Pass a string to create a text node.

create("Hello");
// #text "Hello"

Pass an object to create an element. Creates a div by default.

create({});
// <div></div>

Create an element with attributes:

create({
  tag: "a",
  href: "/",
  hidden: true,
  style: { opacity: 0.5 },
  classList: ["class-1", "class-2"],
  children: "Link",
  onClick: console.log,
});
// <a href="/" hidden style="opacity: 0.5;" class="class-1 class-2">Link</a>

Create children:

create({ tag: "ul", children: [
  { tag: "li" children: "Alpha" },
  { tag: "li" children: "Bravo" },
  { tag: "li" children: "Charlie" },
]})
/*
  <ul>
    <li>Alpha</li>
    <li>Bravo</li>
    <li>Charlie</li>
  </ul>
*/

create accepts other Nodes for children.

create({ children: create({ children: create("Hello") }) });
// <div><div>Hello</div></div>

Reactive attributes:

const isHidden = S.data(false);
const element = create({ hidden: isHidden });
console.log(element);
// <div></div>
isHidden(true);
console.log(element);
// <div hidden></div>

Reactive child:

const isToggled = S.data(false);
const element = create({ children: S(() => (isToggled() ? "On" : "Off")) });
console.log(element);
// <div>Off</div>
isToggled(true);
console.log(element);
// <div>On</div>

Child nodes will be updated instead of replaced when possible, using patch internally (see below). Reactive child arrays can be declared using SArray:

const items = SArray([]);
const element = create({
  tag: "ul",
  children: items.map((text) => ({
    tag: "li",
    children: text,
  })),
});
console.log(element);
// <ul></ul>
items.push("Alpha");
items.push("Bravo");
items.push("Charlie");
console.log(element);
/*
  <ul>
    <li>Alpha</li>
    <li>Bravo</li>
    <li>Charlie</li>
  </ul>
*/
items.reverse();
console.log(element);
/*
  <ul>
    <li>Charlie</li>
    <li>Bravo</li>
    <li>Alpha</li>
  </ul>
*/

Assign

assign(element: Element, props: object): Element

Assigns properties to an existing element. Creating an element and then assigning props to it with assign is equivalent to creating the element with props using create.

const props = {
  hidden: S.data(true),
  style: { opacity: 0.5 },
  classList: ["class-1", "class-2"],
};
const a = create({});
assign(a, props);
const b = create(props);
console.log(a.isEqualNode(b));
// true

Patch

patch(parent: Element, data: any, current: Node | Array<Node>): Element

Intelligently replaces the child nodes of parent with Nodes to match data. Create new children by passing an array:

const data = [
  { tag: "li", children: "Alpha" },
  { tag: "li", children: "Bravo" },
  { tag: "li", children: "Charlie" },
];
const a = create({ tag: "ul" });
const b = patch(a, data);
console.log(a.isSameNode(b));
// true
console.log(b);
/*
  <li>Alpha</li>
  <li>Bravo</li>
  <li>Charlie</li>
*/

patch returns a Node or Node array representing the new children of parent. If parent already has children, they will be updated—not replaced—if possible.

const a = create({ children: "On" });
const b = a.firstChild;
const c = patch(a, "Off");
const d = c.firstChild;
console.log(b.isSameNode(d));
// true

Patching undefined, a boolean, an empty array, or null will result in a placeholder Comment node.

const element = create({ children: "Hello" });
patch(element, []);
console.log(element);
//<div><!--[]--></div>

patch accepts a third argument, current. If present, it will only patch over those nodes, and return just the children that were patched.

const element = create({ children: ["Alpha", "Charlie"] });
console.log(element);
/*
  <div>
    #text Alpha
    #text Charlie
  </div>
*/
patch(element, ["Bravo", "Charlie"], element.lastChild());
console.log(element);
/*
  <div>
    #text Alpha
    #text Bravo
    #text Charlie
  </div>
*/

Use S and SArray to patch reactively. When updating it will remember the nodes it created last and pass them as the current argument.

const items = SArray([]);
const placeholder = create({});
const element = create({
  children: [
    { tag: "span", children: "First node" },
    placeholder,
    { tag: "span", children: "Last node" },
  ],
});
patch(
  element,
  items.map((text) => ({ tag: "span", children: text })),
  placeholder
);
console.log(element);
/*
  <div>
    <span>First node</span>
    <!--[]-->
    <span>Last node</span>
  </div>
*/
items.push("Alpha");
items.push("Bravo");
items.push("Charlie");
console.log(element);
/*
  <div>
    <span>First node</span>
    <span>Alpha</span>
    <span>Bravo</span>
    <span>Charlie</span>
    <span>Last node</span>
  </div>
*/

Examples

Todos

Adapted from the Surplus simple todos example.

import { patch } from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/bloom";
import S from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/s-js";
import SArray from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/s-array";

S.root(() => {
  const todos = SArray([]);
  const inputText = S.data("");
  const addTodo = () => {
    todos.push({ title: S.data(inputText()), done: S.data(false) });
    inputText("");
  };

  const Main = {
    tag: "main",
    children: [
      { tag: "h1", children: "Todo List" },
      {
        children: [
          {
            tag: "input",
            type: "text",
            onInput: (event) => void inputText(event.target.value),
            value: inputText,
          },
          { tag: "button", onClick: addTodo, children: "Add" },
        ],
      },
      todos.map((todo) => ({
        children: [
          {
            tag: "input",
            type: "checkbox",
            onInput: (event) => void todo.done(!todo.done()),
            checked: todo.done,
          },
          {
            tag: "input",
            type: "text",
            onInput: (event) => void todo.title(event.target.value),
            value: todo.title,
          },
          {
            tag: "button",
            onClick: () => todos.remove(todo),
            children: "Remove",
          },
        ],
      })),
    ],
  };

  patch(document.body, Main);
});

Kinetic typography

import { patch } from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/bloom";
import { time } from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/bloom/utils.js";
import S from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/s-js";

const text = "OSCILLATE";
const iterations = 20;
const colorRange = 180;
const colorOffset = 1;
const speed = 0.002;
const height = 50;
const spread = 5;
const range = (n) => [...Array(n).keys()];

S.root(() => {
  const Trail = (char, i) => {
    return range(iterations).map((j) => {
      const p = j / iterations;
      const h = (colorOffset + p) * colorRange;
      const l = p * 100;
      const transform = S(() => {
        const y = Math.sin(time() * speed + p * spread + i) * height;
        return `translateY(${y}%)`;
      });
      return {
        tag: "span",
        children: char,
        style: {
          color: `hsl(${h}deg, 50%, ${l}%)`,
          transform,
        },
      };
    });
  };

  const Main = {
    tag: "main",
    children: text.split("").map((char, i) => ({
      tag: "span",
      children: Trail(char, i),
    })),
  };

  patch(document.body, Main);
});

Animated gallery

import { create, patch } from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/bloom";
import { mouse, time } from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/bloom/utils.js";
import S from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/s-js";

const fitRect = (rect, target) => {
  // ...
};

const items = [
  // ...
];

const Crossfade = ({ activeKey, children, ...other }) => {
  const container = create(other);
  const childMap = new Map(
    children.map(({ key, ...child }) => [key, create(child)])
  );
  S.on(activeKey, () => {
    if (activeKey()) {
      const child = childMap.get(activeKey()).cloneNode();
      container.appendChild(child);
      const animation = child.animate([{ opacity: 0 }, { opacity: 1 }], {
        duration: 200,
      });
      animation.onfinish = () => {
        let c = container.firstChild;
        while (c instanceof Node && c !== child) {
          container.removeChild(c);
          c = container.firstChild;
        }
      };
    }
  });
  return container;
};

const Transform = ({ translate, scale, style, children, ...other }) => {
  return {
    ...other,
    style: {
      ...style,
      transform: S(() =>
        "".concat(
          `translate(${translate()[0]}px, ${translate()[1]}px)`,
          `translate(-50%, -50%)`,
          `scale(${scale()[0]}, ${scale()[1]})`
        )
      ),
    },
    children,
  };
};

S.root(() => {
  const images = items.map((item) => {
    const rect = fitRect([0, 0, 1, item.image.aspectRatio], [0, 0, 1, 1]);
    return { rect, ...item.image, isActive: S.data(false) };
  });
  const activeImage = S(() => images.find((image) => image.isActive()));
  const containerScale = S.on(
    time,
    ([w, h]) => {
      const c = 0.2;
      const [, , wt, ht] = activeImage() ? activeImage().rect : [0, 0, 1.5, 0];
      return [w + (wt - w) * c, h + (ht - h) * c];
    },
    [1.5, 0]
  );

  const Main = {
    tag: "main",
    children: [
      Transform({
        classList: "image-container",
        translate: mouse,
        scale: containerScale,
        children: Crossfade({
          activeKey: S(() => (activeImage() ? activeImage().src : undefined)),
          children: images.map(({ src, isActive }) => ({
            tag: "img",
            key: src,
            src,
            classList: "image",
          })),
        }),
      }),
      items.map(({ title }, i) => ({
        tag: "a",
        onmouseenter: () => {
          images[i].isActive(true);
        },
        onmouseleave: () => images[i].isActive(false),
        classList: "link",
        children: title,
      })),
    ],
  };

  patch(document.body, Main);
});

FAQ

I prefer HyperScript-like syntax, so...?

If you don't like writing object literal notation, you can create your own HyperScript inspired element factory.

function h(tag, ...children) {
  return create({ tag, children });
}
const view = h("ul", h("li", "Alpha"), h("li", "Bravo"), h("li", "Charlie"));
console.log(view);
/*
  <ul>
    <li>Alpha</li>
    <li>Bravo</li>
    <li>Charlie</li>
  </ul>
*/

Alternatively, you can create a factory for each tag name.

const tagNames = [
  // ...
];
const elements = Object.fromEntries(
  tagNames.map((tag) => [tag, (...children) => create({ tag, children })])
);
const view = ul(li("Alpha"), li("Bravo"), li("Charlie"));
console.log(view);
/*
  <ul>
    <li>Alpha</li>
    <li>Bravo</li>
    <li>Charlie</li>
  </ul>
*/

Coming soon

  • Testing
  • More FAQs
  • More utils
  • Bring your own stream library
  • Declare three.js scene graph as part of the object tree
  • Tools for automatically attaching reactive behavior to an existing document
  • Serialization

Acknowledgements