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can

v6.6.3

Published

MIT-licensed, client-side, JavaScript framework that makes building rich web applications easy.

Downloads

5,921

Readme

CanJS

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CanJS is a collection of client-side JavaScript architectural libraries.

Web Components

CanJS’s StacheElement allows you to create Web Components with observable properties and live-bound templates.

class Counter extends StacheElement {
	static view = `
		Count: <span>{{ this.count }}</span>
		<button on:click="this.increment()">+1</button>
	`;

	static props = {
		count: 0
	};

	increment() {
		this.count++;
	}
}
customElements.define("my-counter", Counter);

Model layer

Components shouldn’t be concerned with how data is fetched, updated, or cached.

CanJS provides the right abstractions for your model code to be cleanly separated from your UI code. Learn more…

Promises in templates

CanJS’s stache templating language can directly read the state and values from Promises.

No need to write any extra code to determine whether a Promise is pending, resolved, or rejected. Learn more…

{{# if(this.promise.isPending) }}
  Loading…
{{/ if }}
{{# if(this.promise.isRejected) }}
  Error: {{ this.promise.reason }}
{{/ if }}
{{# if(this.promise.isResolved) }}
  Result: {{ this.promise.value }}
{{/ if }}

Real-time list updating

After data is created, updated, or destroyed, CanJS automatically updates your lists for you.

Filtering and sorting are preserved, so you don’t have to manually update your lists or fetch the same data again. Learn more…

Getting Started

Ready to get started? See the Setting Up CanJS, API Docs and Guides pages.

Support / Contributing

Before you make an issue, please read our Contributing guide.

You can find the core team on Slack.

Release History

See Releases.

License

MIT License.