extml

Converts html tagged templates to ExtJS component object.

Get started

$ npm install -D extml

Demo

LIVE HERE

Develop (with local UMD file for testing)

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Example

import {h} from 'extml';

function onPaintedHandle() {
    return 'foo';
}

let result = h`
    <ext-segmentedbutton allowMultiple=${true} onpainted=${onPaintedHandle}>
        <.../>
    </ext-segmentedbutton>
`;
// the "segmentedbutton" tag is referred to Extjs xtype property
console.log(result)
/*
{
  xtype: 'segmentedbutton',
  items: [...],
  listeners: [ { painted: [Function: onPaintedHandle] } ],
  allowMultiple: true
}
 */

//Define a scoped style for the component and his children
let result = h`
    <style>
        :component {
            border: 4px solid red;
        }
        .x-input-el {
            margin: auto;
        }
        .x-label-el {
            text-align: center;
        }
    </style>
    <ext-segmentedbutton allowMultiple=${true} onpainted=${onPaintedHandle}>
        <.../>
    </ext-segmentedbutton>
`;

Things to know

• At the moment compatible with modern toolkit only.
• You can write html code together with Ext JS components.
• All component tag must be defined with prefix "ext-" so it is possible to distinguish them from native html tags.
• The component listeners must be defined with prefix "on", for example "tap" becomes "ontap".
• You can define a scoped style on top of each component.

License

Extml is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license

Author

Fabio Ricali