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jank

v0.2.0

Published

Transform view with data.

Downloads

3

Readme

jank

Build Status

Jank automatically updates your view when the server says so.

If you're using Jank with Elixir Phoenix, check out phoenix_jank.

Usage

TODO

How it works

The basic premise of Jank is that for simple real-time requirements, you have been writing too much JavaScript. For example, if you want stream chat messages from a websocket into your page, traditionally you must write the code that updates the DOM. With Jank, this process is generalized into a set of transformations.

Jank finds components on your page and subscribes to a data topic. The server sends data along when it's available and Jank integrates it back into the page automatically. Janks plays really nice with the Ratchet data format. All of this is accomplished without the need for complicated front-end JavaScript frameworks. It bolts on to your traditional, server-rendered architecture.

jank bolts on

Release

  1. Bump the version in package.json.

  2. Add version to CHANGELOG.

  3. Commit version with Git tag vX.X.X.

  4. Publish to npm:

    $ npm publish