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horizon-core

v0.1.3-a3

Published

Frontend web framework `Horizon`

Downloads

1,015

Readme

Frontend framework Horizon

This is an early build of the project, created for introductory purposes. If you want to participate in the development of the project, you can go to the project in the github

Create first app (Browser render)

Before creating an application, you need to prepare an html file

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
    <head>
        <meta charset="UTF-8">
        <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
        <title>Horizon app</title>
    </head>
    <body>
        <div id="app"></div>
        <script type="module" src="./index.js"></script>
    </body>
</html>

File index.js:

import { defineApp, render } from "horizon-core";
import { comp } from "horizon-core/component";

const app = defineApp()

const mainComponent = comp((_, { text, div }) => {
    div({}, () => {
        text('Hello world!')
    })
})

mainComponent.composable.dom = document.body.querySelector('#app') 
    ?? document.body

render(app, mainComponent)

Create first app (Render to string)

import { defineApp, render, toDomString } from "horizon-core";
import { comp } from "horizon-core/component";

const app = defineApp()

const mainComponent = comp((_, { text, div }) => {
    div({}, () => {
        text('Test message')
    })
})

await render(app, mainComponent)

console.log(toDomString(mainComponent.composable))
/* <div hash="$0div"><span hash="$0div0txt">Test message</span></div> */

Signal (aka Reactivity)

Simply example with counter

import { defineApp, render } from "horizon-core";
import { comp } from "horizon-core/component";
import { useSignal } from "horizon-core/state";

const app = defineApp()

const mainComponent = comp((_, { text, $ }) => {
    const counter = useSignal(
        0, { asRaw: value => `Counter: ${value}` }
    )

    $('button', {
        '@click': () => counter.value++
    }, () => {
        text(counter)
    })
})

mainComponent.composable.dom = document.body.querySelector('#app') 
    ?? document.body

render(app, mainComponent)

Using Vite (npm)

Creating vite app with vanilla-ts template

npm create vite@latest horizon-app -- --template vanilla-ts

Install horizon-core

# Installing vite dependencies
npm i
# Installing horizon-core
npm i horizon-core

And edit src/main.ts file

import { defineApp, render } from "horizon-core";
import { comp } from "horizon-core/component";
import { useSignal } from "horizon-core/state";

const app = defineApp()

const mainComponent = comp((_, { text, $ }) => {
    const counter = useSignal(
        0, { asRaw: value => `Counter: ${value}` }
    )

    $('button', {
        '@click': () => counter.value++
    }, () => {
        text(counter)
    })
})

mainComponent.composable.dom = document.body.querySelector('#app') 
    ?? document.body

render(app, mainComponent)

Launch npm run dev