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bara-react

v3.1.1

Published

BaraJS for React creative

Downloads

13

Readme

bara-react

Build Bara app using React, easily extensible and scalable without any fear of breaking build.

This library belongs to BaraJS Official Library, we build this for the next cross-platforms React app using the architect of reactive functional programming.

By using bara-react, you're no longer need to maintain a wired codebase anymore. Build your apps feature by feature. You can quickly implement new features as your app expands or remove a feature when it's deprecated without touching other area of the project.

Installation

yarn add -E bara bara-react

or using NPM

npm i --save bara bara-react

Usage

In your main index.js:


import {register} from 'bara'
import {useReactApp} from 'bara-react'
import App from './App'
import {useDisplayWelcomeMsgTrigger} from './app-trigger'

const myBaraReactApp = () => {
    useReactApp(App)
    useDisplayWelcomeMsgTrigger()
}

register(myBaraReactApp)

In your React App App.jsx':

import React from 'react'
import {BaraProvider, Text, Touchable, View} from 'bara-react'

export default const App = () => {
    return (
        <BaraProvider>
            <View>
                <Touchable name="welcome-button">
                    <Text>Hello Bara App!</Text>
                </Touchable>
            </View>
        </BaraProvider>
    )
}

Create another file called app-trigger.js:

import { useTouchablePress, nameOf } from 'bara-react'

export const useDisplayWelcomeMsgTrigger = () => {
    return useTouchablePress({nameOf: nameOf('welcome-button')}, () => {
        alert('Welcome Button has been clicked!')
    })
}

Why I have to build my app this way?

  • [x] React is best of rendering.
  • [x] Bara is best of reactive functional programming.
  • [x] Easily create or remove a component without touching other business components.
  • [x] Easily plug and play with BaraJS ecosystem module.
  • [ ] It's fun or ... not!

Contribute

Open in Gitpod

License

MIT © BaraJS