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universaljs

v0.1.4

Published

A functional reactive web library in only 4.8K

Downloads

12

Readme

UniversalJS

A functional reactive web library

Demo

Goals

  • A web library that enables you to write code that can be accessed both serverside and clientside

  • Time travel

    • Every component has time travel abilities built in by default.
  • Enforced state immutability

    • With time travel abilities comes immutability
  • Built in store implementation

    • With actions and emitter
  • Synthetic event handler. Implemented in such a way that input events work across browsers.

  • Focus on developer experience; keeping the programmer happy

  • Minimal file size

    • The minified version is about 4.5K. Compressing can reduce the file size even more.

Install

  npm install universaljs

Syntax

A basic Universal component (Source):

const Universal = require("universaljs");

module.exports = Universal.createComponent({
    initialState: {
        clicks: 0
    },
    render() {
    const clickFunc = () =>{
      let clicks=this.state.clicks;
      this.setState({clicks: ++clicks });
    }
    return (<div id="row">
        <div id="app">
            <h3>The Click App</h3>
            <button onClick={clickFunc}>Why not click me?</button>
        </div>
        <div id="time-travel">
            <h3>Click stats</h3>
          <p>You have clicked on the button {this.state.clicks} times</p>
        </div>
    </div>)
    }
});

Road ahead

This is alpha software. It's not usable for everyone, but I want to urge anyone who's interested in using it to go ahead, report to me about any problems and submit PRs. Goals: More functional, more user friendly, more reactive, but most important of all: Keep it simple and Keep it small.

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