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skafold-js

v0.3.0

Published

A small html scaffolding libary, to build beautiful ui in js

Downloads

6

Readme

Example

e('div', {
  id: "app",
  class: "bg-blue",
  js: "yes"
},
e('h1',
  "Skafold the app"
),
e('p',{
  css: "text-align: center;"
},
    'Welcome to the '+
    e('span', {
      style: "color: aqua;"
    }, 'Skafold')+
    ' web app.'+
    e('br')+
    'hope you have fun!'
  )
)

This converts to:

<div id="app" class="bg-blue" js="yes">
  <h1>Skafold the app</h1>
  <p style="text-align: center;">
    Welcome to the <span style="color: aqua;">Skafold</span> web app.<br>hope you have fun!
  </p>
</div>

It's as simple as stacking bricks.

Install

Browser

Simple as importing this in your html:

# production
https://unpkg.com/skafold-js@latest/dist/skafold.min.js
# development
https://unpkg.com/skafold-js@latest/dist/skafold.js

NPM

npm install skafold-js

Docs

Usage

Importing

// browser
import {e, skafold} from 'https://unpkg.com/skafold-js@latest/dist/skafold.min.js'
// Node (cjs)
const {e, skafold} = require('skafold-js')
// Node (esm)
import {e, skafold} from 'skafold-js'

Initiate an application or a block in the DOM

var app = skafold.bind(document.body)

next lets scaffold out a virtual DOM

//   This is a element block
//            \/
var theDom = e('div',
//               /\
//    The element you are creating
// Some css styling in a custom attribute
//             \
//              |
// Atributes    |
// put in a     |
// json object  |
//    \/        \/
  {css: `text-align: center`
         font-family: monoscape`
  },
// h1 element  Some text
// \          /
// \/        \/
  e('h1', 'Skafold')),
// p element
//  \
//  \/
  e('p', 'A best scafolding framework')
)

using now setting the selected elements inside to our new dom

app.apply(theDom)

css attribute

A custom css attribute, works like the normal style attribute.

skafold.bind

parms:

  • dom element

creates a new link to a dom element

skafold.apply

parms:

  • the virtual dom

applies the dom to actual dom

skafold.makeObject

parms:

  • a skafold element made with skafold (or any string that will be a DOM object)

turns skafold elements into DOM objects

skafold.strigify

parms:

  • a DOM object

turns DOM object into strings to be used in skafold

turns skafold elements into DOM objects

e the element block

parms:

  • The element (Required as first argument)
  • The attributes in a json object
  • children...

text

basicly strings

License

This project is under MIT License