FireCMP

Web components framework using FireTPL, designed for the XQCore framework

Usage

const cmp = new FireCMP.Core({
  foo: 'bar'
});

// inject it into the DOM
cmp.appendTo('.content');

// disable Component
cmp.active = false;

Creating an own Component

class MyComponent extends FireCMP.Core {
  get tag() {
    return 'div';
  }

  // setting a tmpl method
  tmpl(data) {
    return `<span>Hello ${data.name}</span>`;
  }
}

const cmp = new MyComponent({
  name: 'Andi'
});

cmp.appendTo('.content');

Rendered html:

<div class="firecmp-my-component">
  <span>Hello Andi</span>
</div>

The tmpl() method is getting called from render() and gets the data object. The returned value is used as the components inner html.

List items

List components expecting data arrays as value, each array item represents one list item. A list component knows a item() method, which sets the template for one list item. This method can be overwritten.

const cmp = FireCMP.List(['Foo', 'Bar']);
cmp.appendTo('.content');

Rendered html:

<ul class="firecmp-list">
  <li class="item">Foo</li>
  <li class="item">Bar</li>
</ul>

Input items

Input components are the base for all input fields. This element is a writeable element it firesa change event after value has changed. Event listeners can be registered by using the $change() method.

const cmp = FireCMP.Input('Hello World', 'greeting');
cmp.label = 'Greeting:';
cmp.appendTo('.content');
cmp.$change((value) => {
  console.log('Change event:', value);
}));

Rendered html:

<section class="firecmp-input">
  <label for="firecmp-input-greeting">Greeting:</label>
  <input type="text" name="greeting" id="firecmp-input-greeting" value="Hello World">
</section>