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lit-reatom

v0.2.0

Published

> Integrates [reatom](https://www.reatom.dev/) with [Lit](https://lit.dev)

Downloads

8

Readme

lit-reatom

Integrates reatom with Lit

Features

    ✓ Hooks into Lit property system     ✓ Easy to implement unit tests. Same as components without app state

Install

npm install lit @reatom/core lit-reatom

or

yarn add lit @reatom/core lit-reatom

Usage

withStore is mixin / class decorator that extends LitElement components allowing to define store in property definition

import { atom, createCtx } from '@reatom/core'
import { LitElement, html } from 'lit'
import { withStore, getDefaultCtx, setDefaultCtx } from 'lit-reatom'

const propAtom = atom('world')

class MyComponent extends withStore(LitElement) {
  static properties = {
    // declaring store in a property definition will set the property to the atom value
    // and re render the component when atom is updated
    myProp: { type: String, store: propAtom },
  }

  render() {
    return html` <div>Hello ${this.myProp}</div> `
  }
}

// elsewhere in the app
const ctx = getDefaultCtx()

// component will be rendered with 'Hello Jon'
propAtom(ctx, 'Jon')

// or set default context for another one
const appCtx = createCtx()
setDefaultCtx(appCtx)

optionally use decorator syntax

@withStore
class MyComponent extends LitElement {}

Remarks

  • Keeps the basic structure of how Lit component is written: declare a property and use it in render.
    • Its easy to create unit tests or demo (like storybook): just set the property / attribute as any other component. See testing example here
    • Its easy to add (or remove) integration with app state (reatom)
  • It will not work with Lit property decorator whe using typescript

License

MIT Copyright © 2024 Luiz Américo Pereira Câmara