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@ryanmorr/carbon

v1.0.0

Published

The building blocks of UI

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carbon

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The building blocks of UI

Install

Download the CJS, ESM, UMD versions or install via NPM:

npm install @ryanmorr/carbon

Usage

Carbon is a tiny, low-level, no-nonsense, virtual DOM implementation that offers robust and efficient DOM rendering:

import { h, text, render } from '@ryanmorr/carbon';

const setCount = (count) => {
    render(document.body,
        h('div', [
            h('p', text('Count: ' + count)),
            h('button', {onclick: () => setCount(count + 1)}, text('Increment')),
        ])
    );
};

setCount(0);

Render a single element and return the element reference:

const element = render(parent, 
    h('div')
);

Render an array of elements and return an array of the element references:

const elements = render(parent, [
    h('span'),
    h('span'),
    h('span')
]);

Set attributes using key/value pairs of an object:

render(parent,
    h('img', {
        src: '/path/to/file',
        alt: 'Image description'
    })
);

Set an element class name with a string, array, or object:

render(parent, [
    h('div', {class: 'foo'}),
    h('div', {class: ['foo', 'bar']}),
    h('div', {class: {foo: true, bar: false}})
]);

Set CSS styles with a string or object:

render(parent, [
    h('div', {style: 'width: 100px; height: 100px; background-color: red'}),
    h('div', {style: {width: '100px', height: '100px', backgroundColor: 'red'}})
]);

Set CSS custom properties:

render(parent,
    h('section', {style: {'--color': 'red'}},
        h('p', {color: 'var(--color)'}, 'Hello World'),
    )
);

Set event listeners as attributes indicated by a prefix of "on":

render(parent,
    h('div', {
        onclick: (e) => console.log('clicked')
    })
);

Use the text function to explicitly create virtual text nodes:

render(parent,
    h('h1', text('Hello World'))
);

Add a unique key to sibling elements to facilitate efficient reordering:

render(parent,
    h('ul', 
        h('li', {key: 'foo'}, 'foo'),
        h('li', {key: 'bar'}, 'bar'),
        h('li', {key: 'baz'}, 'baz'),
        h('li', {key: 'qux'}, 'qux')
    )
);

Supports SVG elements:

render(parent,
    h('svg', {width: 200, height: 200}, 
        h('circle', {cx: 50, cy: 50, r: 40, fill: 'yellow'})
    )
);

Supports stateless functional components:

const Component = ({id, children}) => {
    return h('div', {id}, children);
};

render(parent, 
    h(Component, {id: 'foo'}, text('Hello World'))
);

Supports JSX syntax:

render(parent,
    <div>
        <h1>{title}</h1>
        <button onclick={handleEvent}>Click Me</button>
    </div>
);

Carbon will automatically recycle and patch over pre-existing DOM nodes, such as those generated from server-side rendered HTML.

License

This project is dedicated to the public domain as described by the Unlicense.