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motajs

v0.18.0

Published

JavaScript library that aims to allow the developer to easily build web applications.

Downloads

92

Readme

License GitHub release npm Dependency Status devDependency Status Travis codecov.io Gitter

Test MotaJS now with Tonic! (no installation needed)

About

MotaJS is a JavaScript library that includes a lot of different things to help you build web applications easily from scratch. The idea is to include API's higher than the ones provided by the browser but lower enough so that you can build on top of them if you like. I'm open to other ideas so, if you want to contribute with code or documentation, see the Contribute section below. Thanks.

Features

Utilities

Includes a lot of useful functions: assign, keys, isEqual, isObject, etc...

var object1 = {
  apple: 0,
  banana: { weight: 52, price: 100 },
  cherry: 97
};

var object2 = {
  banana: { price: 200 },
  durian: 100
};

mota.assign( object1, object2 );
// { apple: 0, banana: { price: 200 }, cherry: 97, durian: 100 }

Events

A module that can be mixed in to any object, giving the object the ability to bind and trigger custom named events.

var object = {};
mota.assign( object, mota.Events );

object.on( "expand", function() {
  alert( "expanded!" );
} );

object.trigger( "expand" );

It supports regular expressions!

obj.on( /a/, function( data, ...args ) {
  data.string; // "ab"
  data.match; // [ "a" ]
} );
obj.trigger( "ab", ...args );

Map

The Map object is a simple key/value map. Any value (both objects and primitive values) may be used as either a key or a value.

Implemented by a hash-array mapped trie.

You can create mutable maps...

var map1 = mota.Map( { a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 } );
var map2 = map1.set( "b", 50 );
map1.get( "b" ); // 50
map2.get( "b" ); // 50
map1 === map2 // true

... but you can also create immutable ones.

var map1 = mota.ImmutableMap( { a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 } );
var map2 = map1.set( "b", 2 );
map1 === map2  // no change

var map3 = map1.set( "b", 50 );
map1 !== map3 // change

map1.get( "b" ); // 2
map3.get( "b" ); // 50

If you use it as mutable data, you can observe changes:

var map1 = mota.Map( { a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 } );

map1.on( "change", function( changes ) {
  // changes: list of changes
} );

Pathname

Allows you to resolve and normalize pathnames.

Observable

An implementation of the Observable proposal + some other features.

Promise

A complete Promise polyfill.

It also emits unhandledRejection/rejectionHandled events on NodeJS and unhandledrejection/rejectionhandled events on the Browser.

Router

Simple express-style router. Works in NodeJS and the browser.

var router = new mota.Router();

router.get( "/:foo", function( req, res, next ) {
  next();
} );

router.handle( { url: "/something", method: "GET" }, {}, function() {} );

History

Helps you use the History API in the browser.

var router = new mota.Router();

router.get( "/page", function( request, response, next ) {
  next();
} );

var history = new mota.History( router );

history.navigate( "/page" );

View

  • Use 100% JavaScript to build your templates.
  • Implements one-way data flow.
  • Uses a diff implementation for high performance.
  • Supports rendering into a string.
  • Supports fragments.
...
var TodoApp = mota.view.createClass( {
  ...
  render: function( dom ) {
    var items = this.map.get( "items" );

    dom.setType( "div" );

    dom.open( "h3" );
      dom.text( "TODO" );
    dom.close();

    dom.void( TodoList, null, { items: items } );

    dom.open( "form" );
      dom.attr( "onSubmit", this.handleSubmit );

      dom.open( "input" );
        dom.attr( "onInput", this.onInput );
        dom.attr( "value", this.map.get( "text" ) );
      dom.close();

      dom.open( "button" );
        dom.text( "Add #" + ( items.length + 1 ) );
      dom.close();

    dom.close();
  }
} );

mota.view.render( function( dom ) {
  dom.void( TodoApp );
}, document.body );

Complete example here.

Downloads

List of all releases and changelog

Installation

Browser

<script src="mota.min.js"></script>

MotaJS is also available through jsDelivr CDN and cdnjs.

Node.js

npm install motajs

Documentation

All the information about how to use MotaJS is available here.

If you want to see documentation of the latest or previous versions, just select a different tag instead of master.

Browser support

  • Internet Explorer - 11
  • Chrome & Firefox & Safari & Opera & Edge - Current version
  • iOS - 6.1+
  • Android - 4.0+

Contribute

Gitter

The project is hosted on GitHub. You can report bugs and discuss features on the issues page.

How to report bugs

How to build and test your copy of MotaJS

Roadmap

See the roadmap.