onestate
v1.0.1
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sort of like react but not trying to be as smart. Components and a global state.
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onestate.js
Sort of like
Reactbut not trying to be as smart.
Usage
Usage
markup:
<head>
<!-- you should probably bundle these files -->
<script src='lib/ElemenTailor/elementailor.js'></script> <!-- for creating elements -->
<script src='onestate.js'></script>
<script src='inputComponent.js'></script>
<script src='textComponent.js'></script>
<script src='app.js'></script>
</head>
<body>
<div id='root'></div>
<div id='root1'></div>
</body>writing components:
// inputComponent.js
let inputComponent = () => {
// creating the element
this.element = ElemenTailor.create('input', {
'id': 'inputComponent',
'type': 'text'
});
this.onMount = () => {
this.onTyped = this.onTyped.bind(this);
this.element.addEventListener('keyup', this.onTyped);
}
this.onTyped = (e) => {
// change the current state, and bind it to this element id
onestate.setState(this.element.id, {'text': this.element.value});
}
}
// textComponent.js
let textComponent = () => {
// creating the element
this.element = ElemenTailor.create('div', {
'class': 'textComponent',
'id': 'textComponent'
});
this.tick = () => {
var text = onestate.getState()['inputComponent'].text;
if (typeof text != 'undefined')
this.element.innerHTML = text;
}
} Intialization code:
// app.js
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function(e) {
onestate.initialize();
});
onestate.appendInitializer(function(){
onestate.instantiate(new inputComponent(), '#root'); // mounting
onestate.instantiate(new textComponent(), '#root1'); // mounting
});