dom-builder
Necessity
This package is made to make it easier to create dom elements by hand and also make it reactive.
Basic undesthanding
It exports two methods element and effect. The element is used to create HTML elements and effect creates an object to enable reactivity.
How it works
The element method returns a class that uses the builder design pattern to create an html element
Examples
Create a basic element
import { element, effect } from "@thiago-kaique/dom-builder";
element("h1")
.html("Hello world")
.parent(document.body)
.class("title")
A button component with a number that increment once you've clicked it
import { element, effect } from "@thiago-kaique/dom-builder";
export default function CounterButton()
{
const data = effect({count: 0})
const main = element("div")
.class("block")
element("button")
.effect(data)
.html(() => `Count is: ${data.count}`)
.event("click", e => data.count++)
.parent(main)
return main
}
live preview of the examples:
https://thiago099.github.io/dom-builder-example/
source code:
https://github.com/Thiago099/dom-builder-example
A title that is in sync with the contents of a input
import { element, effect } from "@thiago-kaique/dom-builder";
export default function EditableTitle(text = "Hello world")
{
const data = effect({text})
const main = element("div")
.class("card")
element("h3")
.effect(data)
.html(()=>data.text)
.parent(main)
element("input")
.parent(main)
.effect(data)
.model(
() => data.text,
(value) => data.text = value
)
return main
}
Documentation
method element
This creates an html element and provides a class with the following methods using the builder design pattern
const obj = element("div")
Append this object to a parent element (can be used with either html elements or this lib elements)
obj.parent(document.body)
sets the inner html
obj.html("Hello world")
sets the class
obj.class("card")
obj.class("card",false) // remove the class or set the class visible if the function is true
adds a event listner
obj.event("click", e => alert("hello"))
sets a property
obj.property("src","img.jpg")
sets a style
obj.style("background-color","red")
removes the element from dom
obj.remove()
Make properties defined as reactive by being an arrow function update when this object is changed
obj.effect(data)
makes a input element in sync with a variable (effect is needed if you want the input to be changed when you change the variable)
function get()
{
return data.text
}
function set(value)
{
data.text = value
}
obj.model(get,set)
method effect
Takes in object and returns a proxy that once change will affect the screen
const data = effect({count: 0})
As long as the element has an effect pointing to the object and the property is an arrow function instead of text
element("button")
.effect(data)
.html(() => `Count is: ${data.count}`)