domr-a
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a Component Based JavaScript Micro-Framework equipped with a static Router
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Domr
Component Based JavaScript Micro-Framework equipped with a static Router. Made for modern web, it is powered by ES6 iteration of JavaScript and has a very little footprint.
Getting Started
Install Domr from npm.
npm i --save domr-a
Usage
domr
modules can be called using ES6 import statement
import { Component } from 'domr-a';
Router
Built-in Hash Router with wild card and query support. Hot Content Swap which replaces div content rather than refreshing page on route change
import { Router } from 'domr-a';
const router = new Router();
const routes = [
{
path: '/counter/',
view: Counter,
},
{
path: '/got/:house/',
view: DynamicRouteName,
},
{
path: '/tree/',
view: TreeView,
},
{
path: '/404',
view: Error404,
isDefault: true,
},
];
const config = {
redirectDefault: true,
};
const router = new Router(routes, config);
router.start();
Params
routes
An array of routes information
| Option | Description|
|--|--|
| path | Browser hash url, *
, /:boom
wild cards are supported |
| view| a Function without ()
containing instructions to be performed when path is matched |
| isDefault | set true
if the path should be the default redirection page |
config
Optional parameter for Router()
class in the form of an object
| Option | Description|
|--|--|
| redirectDefault | set true
to enable default redirection page |
| refreshPage | set true
to disable hot content swap and enable full refresh instead |
| clearLog | set true
to clear log after path change |
Methods
.start() - Start Router .showRoutes() - Log the list of Routes
Data response
a function without ()
passed as view
of a route gets route data
as a response. and it can be passed as function parameter.
the url http://mysite/#/got/stark/?name=arya&alias=no_one with path set as /got/:house/
will generate response
{
'path' : '/got/:house/',
'metadata': {
'house' : 'stark'
},
'query': {
'name' : 'arya',
'alias' : 'no one'
}
}
Component
Element (javascript class) with support for events and different add methods
import{ Component } from 'domr-a';
export default class extends Component {
constructor() {
super();
this.orderno = 5;
}
dom() {
return `
<div class="examples-list" data-order="${this.orderno}">
<h1>Examples</h1>
<ul>
Something
</ul>
</div>
`;
}
events() {
this.addEvent('click', (self, e) => {
e.preventDefault();
const parent = self.parentElement;
parent.classList.toggle('expanded');
});
this.addEventOn('ul', 'mouseover', (self, e) => {
console.log(self);
});
}
delay() {
console.log('I was delayed');
}
}
import SomeComponent from './someLocation/SomeComponent';
const someComponent = new SomeComponent();
document.querySelector('.root-elm').innerHTML = someComponent.render();
Internal Methods
dom() Hosts and returns the HTML DOM structure.
events()
Container for the built-in this.addEvent()
and this.addEventOn()
methods.
this.target()
refers to self
/ top level element in dom()
this.addEvent()
Specify events on the top level HTML element defined in dom()
this.addEvent({'Event Name'}, (self, e) => {});
this.addEventOn() Specify events on the child elements
this.addEventOn({'child tagname/class'}, {'Event Name'}, (self, e) => {});
delay()
As the name suggests, delay()
executes few seconds after rendering the dom()
content.
Add/Render Methods
Renders Component and events to the given parent
.render() Replace innerHTML of the parent
const parent = document.querySelector('.root-elm');
parent.innerHTML = ourExtendedComponent.render();
.replaceContentOf()
Replace innerHTML of the parent (same as .render()
)
const parent = document.querySelector('.root-elm');
ourExtendedComponent.replaceContentOf(parent);
.addTo() Add To (append to) the parent
const parent = document.querySelector('.root-elm');
ourExtendedComponent.addTo(parent);
.addFromStartTo() Add From Start To (prepend to) the parent
const parent = document.querySelector('.root-elm');
ourExtendedComponent.addFromStartTo(parent);
.addBefore() Add before a Sibling
const sibling= document.querySelector('.sibling');
ourExtendedComponent.addBefore(parent);
.addAfter() Add after a Sibling
const sibling= document.querySelector('.sibling');
ourExtendedComponent.addAfter(parent);
.replaceWith()
Replace Sibling with ourExtendedComponent
const sibling= document.querySelector('.sibling');
ourExtendedComponent.replaceWith(parent);
DataComponent (beta)
A special element made for looping through ajax loaded JSON data. The best way to use it is to call it inside the delay()
method of a regular Component()
import { DataComponent } from 'domr-a';
const JSON = `https://api.tvmaze.com/search/shows`
export default class extends DataComponent {
constructor() {
super(JSON);
}
dom(elm) {
return `
<div class="examples-list">
<h1>${elm.name}</h1>
<ul>
${elm.description}
</ul>
</div>
`;
}
events() {
this.addEvent('click', (self, e) => {
e.preventDefault();
const parent = self.parentElement;
parent.classList.toggle('expanded');
});
this.addEventOn('ul', 'mouseover', (self, e) => {
console.log(self);
});
}
delay(elm) {
console.log(elm);
}
}
Adding it inside a Regular Component()
's delay()
method.
import { Component } from 'domr-a';
import SomeDataCompoenent from './SomeDataCompoenent ';
export default class extends Component {
constructor(showId) {
this.showId = showId;
}
dom() {
return `
<div class="tv-show-extended-holder" id="tv-show-extended-holder">
</div>
`;
}
delay() {
const target = this.target();
const tvShowExtendedCard = new SomeDataCompoenent();
tvShowExtendedCard.replaceContentOf(target);
}
}
Internal Methods
dom(elm)
Same as Component()
except it has a parameter elm
which refers to a value in JSON API
delay(elm)
Same as Component()
except it has a parameter elm
which refers to a value in JSON API
events()
this.addEvent()
this.addEventOn()
Same as Component()
Add/Render Methods
.logData() Logs value to console
.replaceContentOf()
.addTo()
.addFromStartTo()
.addBefore()
.addAfter()
.replaceWith()
Same as Component()