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pui-jsx

v0.2.1

Published

Minor project aimed into enabling the usage of JSX for building templates/models for [@peasy-lib/peasy-ui](https://github.com/peasy-lib/peasy-lib/blob/main/packages/peasy-ui/README.md) (a.k.a. PUI) by providing a JSX node builder and a function for genera

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Readme

PUI-JSX

Minor project aimed into enabling the usage of JSX for building templates/models for @peasy-lib/peasy-ui (a.k.a. PUI) by providing a JSX node builder and a function for generating a model that PUI will use through those nodes.

This project was initially inspired by How to render JSX to whatever you want with a custom JSX Renderer by Adrian. You could call it fate that this particular post just randomly reached me while I was looking up something completely unrelated to this.

Tasks

NOTE: These tasks don't fully indicate what I'm doing or what will be done and what might not.

Done Tasks:

  • [x] Build and render a proper PUI model/template
  • [x] Display simple states
  • [x] Bind event callback functions
  • [x] Simple attribute binding (JSX <input type={state()} /> == PUI binding <input type="${ state }" />)
  • [x] Attribute one way binding to state (JSX <input type={state.model()} /> == PUI binding <input ${ type <== state } />)
  • [x] State one way binding to attribute (JSX <input type={state.attr()} /> == PUI binding <input ${ type ==> state } />)
  • [x] Attribute two way binding to state (JSX <input value={state.sync()} /> == PUI binding <input ${ value <=> state } />)
  • [x] Render static HTML from template (import { renderHTML } from "pui-jsx/static")

Main Tasks:

  • [ ] State sub-property binding
  • [ ] Element ref binding
  • [ ] Iteration binding (PUI binding operator: ${ item <=* list })

Secondary Tasks:

  • [ ] Playground for testing online
  • [ ] Proper error messages
  • [ ] Differentiate between dev and prod build
  • [ ] Vite config for enabling item without plugin

Undecided on whether to do or not to do Tasks:

  • [ ] Write some documentation
  • [ ] Full proper TypeScript support (not sure how much of a hassle this might be)
  • [ ] Actually build a vite plugin for this
  • [ ] HTML5 2D Canvas rendering with nodes