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vanilla-spa

v1.0.1

Published

A simple SPA implementation built in vanilla javascript.

Downloads

4

Readme

vanilla-spa

A simple SPA implementation built in vanilla javascript.

Installation

You can easily install VanillaSpa using npm.

npm install vanilla-spa --save

Dependencies

None! VanillaSpa is made entirely in vanilla ES6 javascript.

However, Since VanillaSpa uses AJAX to dynamically load views, you'll need to set up a local server.

The simplest way to do this is by globally installing http-server using npm.

Then, run http-server in your code directory and open your browser to localhost:8080

npm install -g http-server

cd /path/to/project/
http-server -o

index.html

The index.html is like a "shell" for the routes to be injected into.

<body>
  <!-- The main element that will receive the routed content -->
  <main></main>
  
  <!-- Load Vanilla Spa -->
  <script src="node_modules/vanilla-spa.js"></script>
  <!-- Load the router -->
  <script src="./router.js"></script>
</body>

router.js

This is where your route configuration goes.

const r = new Router(
  // first, pass in the route configuration
  {
    about: new Layout(new Page('menu.html'), new Page('about.html')),
    home: new Layout(new Page('menu.html'), new Page('home.html')),
    '#default': new Page('menu.html'),
  },
  // then, pass in the element to inject the route into
  document.querySelector('main')
);