@douyinfe/semi-foundation
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> The infrastructure layer is used to build modern component libraries.
The infrastructure layer is used to build modern component libraries.
Semi UI adopts a set of cross-front-end framework technical solutions to split the JavaScript of each component into two parts: Foundation and Adapter.
This allows us to reuse Foundation code across frameworks by only re-implementing the adapter, e.g, React and Vue. Quickly build common component libraries on different platforms.
Foundation
Foundation contains the business logic that best represents Semi Design without actually referencing any DOM elements. Foundation delegates Adapter methods for any logic that requires DOM manipulation
Adapter
Adapter is an interface that has all the methods needed by Foundation to implement Semi Design business logic. Adapter can have many implementations, allowing interoperability with different frameworks.
├── semi-foundation // Foundation and Stylesheet of component
│ ├── utils
│ └── tooltip
│ ├── constants.js // Constant definition, including numbers, strings, cssClass
│ ├── foundation.js // Core foundation
│ ├── tooltip.scss // Stylesheet
│ ├── mixin.scss // Scss mixin
│ ├── rtl.scss // Rtl
│ ├── variables.scss // Scss variable
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> The infrastructure layer is used to build modern component libraries.
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