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twoway

v0.0.17

Published

Simple Zero dependency 2way databinding library

Downloads

32

Readme

twoway

twoway is a very lightweight zerodependency two way databinding library. Specially designed for people wo don't want to have a framework like react, vue or angular.

Setup

CDN

To add twoway to your website you simply include the library via CDN

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/twoway

and when the page is ready run

let store = twoway("#app", {
        number: null,
        color: null,
        size: null,
        name: "Fabs",
    }
);

NPM

Install it via NPM

npm i twoway --save

and include and initialize it in you main file

const twoway = require('twoway');
let store = twoway("#app", {
        number: null,
        color: null,
        size: null,
        name: "Fabs",
    }
);

Playground

Usage

Create a new store

After loading the library in your project it is very simple to setup. First we create a new TwoWay object. The constructor required a root DOM node for your app and an initial state/store.

let store = twoway("#app", {
    name: "Fabs",
})

Manipulate store

After creating the store you can easily manupulate the values by calling store.name = 'Foo'; and the DOM updates automatically

let store = twoway("#app", {
    name: "Fabs",
})

store.name = "Foo Bar";

Elements

Select

<div data-property="size"></div>
<select data-model="size">
    <option value='xs'>XS</option>
    <option value='s'>S</option>
    <option value='m'>M</option>
    <option value='l'>L</option>
</select>

Radiobox

Comming soon

Checkbox

<div data-property="color"></div>
<label>
    <input name="color" type="radio" value="red" data-model="color"> red
</label>
<label>
    <input name="color" type="radio" value="blue" data-model="color"> blue
</label>

Textarea

<div>
    <h2>Textarea</h2>        
    <div data-property="message"></div>
    <textarea data-model="message">
    </textarea>
</div>

Input

<div id=app>
    <div data-property="number"></div>
    <input data-model="number" type="number">
</div>