JET-Framework

Is a reactive framework based on JET which you can use to not only build and interpolate your template, but also update the it on-the-fly in the browser!

You have only need two commands.

One for the initialization. It takes two required arguments:

jet.init('app', vm);

You can also pass a function as a third argument. This will be called after everything has been initialized.

'app' is an element id, in which you did all your templating and vm is a viewmodel.

example viewmodel:

const vm = {
    shoppingList: {
        groceryStore: ['Carrot', 'Melon', 'Potato']
    },
    a: {
        b: {
            c: 1337
        }
    },
    message: 'Hello world!',
    hello_world: '<div>{{ message }}</div>'
};

After you initialized the framework, you can use the following command to update the template with a new value:

jet.update('a.b.c', 42);

'a.b.c is the complete path in the vm, so in this example, c is nested under b which is nested under a.

Another valid example would be:

jet.update('hello_world', '<h1>{{ message }}</h1>')

It works just like you would access a property from a JSON object.

In the above example you are setting a new template. Which will now be rendered. This is useful for having router functionality.

You could write your own router to fetch a new template on demand and update your viewmodel. All the properties inside will also become reactive!

8.1. Get value

You can use the following command to retrieve the current value of a property inside the reactive viewmodel:

jet.get('a.b.c');

Where a.b.c is the complete property path.

8.2. Watchers

You can do a function when a value changes, it will pass the new value as an argument:

jet.watch('a.b.c', myFunction(newValue) => console.log(newValue));

N.B. if the value is nested and you update it like 'a.b.c' it will only trigger when you watch it with 'a.b.c' parameter and not for instance if you do jet.update('a.b', { c: 'newString' } );

8.3. Adding event listeners

Shorthand for document.getElementById(id).addEventListener(event, eventFunction, options?):

jet.addEvent(id, event, eventFunction, options?);

Shorthand for document.getElementById(id).removeEventListener(event, eventFunction, options?):

jet.removeEvent(id, event, eventFunction, options?);