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@atomic-class/svelte
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A reactive framework for component to control classsheet.
<script lang=ts>
import { mouse, keyboard } from '@atomic-class/action';
import { css } from '@atomic-class/process';
import { Status } from '@atomic-class/core';
export let state = ['default'];
export let props;
/** Accept customized styles and state **/
$: status = new Status(props, state);
$: classes = css(status);
function mouseHandler(event) {
status = mouse({status, event});
}
export let text;
</script>
<span
on:mousedown={mouseHandler} on:mouseup={mouseHandler}
on:mouseenter={mouseHandler} on:mouseleave={mouseHandler}
class="px-12 py-5 bw-2 br-5 text-white weight {classes}"
ac-props={props}
ac-default="bg-black-700" ac-hover="bg-blue cursor-pointer"
ac-active="bg-purple"
ac-disabled="bg-black-400 text-white-900 cursor-not-allowed">{text}
</span>
After Compile:
<script lang=ts>
import { mouse, keyboard } from '@atomic-class/action';
import { tailwindcss} from '@atomic-class/process';
import { Status } from '@atomic-class/core';
export let keycode;
export let state = ['default'];
export let props;
/** The next line is generated by the plugin **/
props = {...{"default":{"classes":"bg-black-700"},"hover":{"classes":"bg-blue cursor-pointer"},"active":{"classes":"bg-purple"},"disabled":{"classes":"bg-black-400 text-white-900 cursor-not-allowed"},"base":{"classes":"px-12 py-5 bw-2 br-5 text-white weight"}}, ...props};
$: status = new Status(props, state);
$: classes = css(status);
function mouseHandler(event) {
status = mouse({status, event});
}
export let text;
</script>
<span
on:mousedown={mouseHandler} on:mouseup={mouseHandler}
on:mouseenter={mouseHandler} on:mouseleave={mouseHandler}
class={classes} >{text}
</span>
You can try this demo in Atomic Class REPL.
<script lang=ts>
import { mouse, keyboard } from '@atomic-class/action';
import { tailwindcss} from '@atomic-class/process';
import { Status } from '@atomic-class/core';
import { from, fromEvent, map } from 'rxjs'
export let keycode;
export let state = ['default'];
export let props;
$: status = new Status(props, state);
function mouseAction(node) {
fromEvent(node, 'mouseup')
.pipe(map(mouse))
.pipe(map(states => ({states, status})))
.pipe(tailwindcss)
.subscribe(rs => classes = rs);
}
export let text;
</script>
<span
use:mouseAction
class="px-12 py-5 bw-2 br-5 text-white weight {classes}"
ac-props={props}
ac-default="bg-black-700" ac-hover="bg-blue cursor-pointer"
ac-active="bg-purple"
ac-disabled="bg-black-400 text-white-900 cursor-not-allowed">
{text}
</span>
npm install @atomic-class/svelte -D
Building with Rollup:
import ac from '@atomic-class/svelte';
export default {
input: 'src/demo/index.ts',
output: {
sourcemap: true,
format: 'es',
name: 'app',
file: '../demo/svelte/dist.js'
},
external: ['@atomic-class/core', '@atomic-class/action', '@atomic-class/process'],
plugins: [
ac(),
// ac({prefix: 'ac', include: [], exclude: []})
]
}
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a tool that supports component to configure atomic style
The npm package @atomic-class/svelte receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @atomic-class/svelte popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @atomic-class/svelte demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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