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blueberryjs

v0.0.2

Published

JavaScript Blueberry Framework

Downloads

2

Readme

Blueberry

Blueberry is an easy to use JavaScript framework for modern browsers and also allows for easy devlopment alongside other JavaScript libraries such as jQuery.

Install

Blueberry can be installed using the following npm command:

npm install blueberryjs

Blueberry can also be cloned from the repo and then gulp(d) using gulp build.

Usage

We can create a basic HTML file and load blueberry in it. Then we load our blueberry component(s). The div has two noticable attributes blueberry and component, each can be used as is or can be used with the prefix data-. Both work since Blueberry is smart enough to figure it out.

index.html

<html>
    <head>
        <title>My First Blueberry App</title>
        <script src="/path/to/blueberry.min.js"></script>
        <script src="/path/to/MyClickComponent.js"></script>
    </head>
    <body>
        <!-- Blueberry attribute:
            A blueberry attribute tells the JavaScript that
            "This is a blueberry object".
            The value is the name of the object
        -->
        <!-- Component attribute:
            A component attribute can have multiple components,
            they just need to be separated with a space.
            Components define in the DOM are automatically
            added to a blueberry object at load time.
        -->
        <div blueberry="My Object" component="myComponent">
            I am an awesome div!
        </div>
    </body>
</html>

A component is fairly easy to build, as it is just a simple class that extends BerryBehavior which allows you to adds extra behaviors to your object. The following component only uses a couple of the many messages that you can add to your custom component.

MyClickComponent.js

// Creates a new component that can be resused
// on multiple Blueberry objects.
class MyClickComponent extends BerryBehavior {

    // This is a message that is sent from Blueberry
    // when a Blueberry object is created and it is only
    // called once per object per component.
    // We can not assume that all objects are active
    // at this point. This should be done using the
    // "start" message (see below). We can however,
    // save reference other attached componets on this object.
    awake(){
        alert('I am awake!');
    }

    // This is a message that is sent from Blueberry
    // when a Blueberry object is created and it is only
    // called once per object per component and after "awake"
    // Here we can assum that all objects are accessible
    // unlike "awake". Here we could find objects on the page
    // and save a reference to them.
    start(){
        alert('I have started!');
    }

    // This is a message that is sent from Blueberry
    // when it sees something has been clicked.
    // Any object with this component attached to it
    // will fire a click event when clicked.
    // If "click" was not defined, nothing would happen.
    click(){
        // Deletes the Object in 5 seconds
        berryObject.destroy(this.berryObject, 5);
    }

}

// Registers the component for usage.
// Components should only be registered one time on a page.
// As you can see "myComponent" matches the one in the HTML DOM
window.myComponent = MyClickComponent;