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@one-for-all/schema-spec

v0.15.0

Published

Render Engine turns Schema into real UI

Downloads

29

Readme

Render Engine turns Schema into real UI

What is a Schema?

Schema is the description of a web page, which not only contain the layouts and elements in it, but also business logic, which means you can use schema to describe a single page web app.

There are some advantages of using Schema:

  • It is more friendly to most users, users do not need to know react, as long as they have a basic HTML and JavaScript foundation.
  • Easy to modify, the schema is json, no need to compile or bundle.
  • Schema is composable, you can define a reference to another Schema.
  • and Render Engine helps you to turn Schema into real UI

Can I really use schema to describe a serious web app?

Yes, you can:

  • Describe the page hierarchy.
  • Describe which component I want to use and how to use it.
  • Describe how to make an API request.
  • Describe how the component uses API results.
  • Describe the communication and relationship of components.
  • Describes how to render a component looped or conditionally.
  • Describe routes.
  • Describe the combination of serval Schemas.