@enact/core
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Enact is an open source JavaScript framework containing everything you need to create a fast, scalable mobile or web application.
@enact/corecontains the set of basic building blocks for an Enact-based application.
Enact core provides several abstractions to be used with React-based applications. These include core/kind, a
factory for stateless functional components (SFC's), core/jobs, a smart wrapper for window.setTimeout,
core/hoc, a Higher Order Component (HOC) factory, and more.
npm install --save @enact/core
Tests are implemented in mocha and are run with the Karma runner.
npm test
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[1.0.0] - 2017-03-31
NOTE: This version includes a breaking change to the way modules are organized. This change was necessary to prevent further API breakage following the 1.0.0 release and to facilitate changes we want to make in the future. We understand that this will require some work on the part of developers to update their code. Below you will find details about the changes:
Moved/renamed modules:
core/jobs->core/util/Jobcore/Accelerator->spotlight/Acceleratori18n.$L->i18n/$Li18n.toIString->i18n/$L.toIStringspotlight.Spottable->spotlight/Spottablespotlight.spottableClass->spotlight/Spottable.spottableClassspotlight.SpotlightContainerDecorator->spotlight/SpotlightContainerDecoratorspotlight.spotlightDefaultClass->spotlight/SpotlightContainerDecorator.spotlightDefaultClassspotlight.SpotlightRootDecorator->spotlight/SpotlightRootDecoratorRemoved modules:
core/selectioncore/fetchui/validatorsRemoved aliases:
core.hoc- Usecore/hoccore.kind- Usecore/kindWe have also modified most form components to be usable in a controlled (app manages component state) or uncontrolled (Enact manages component state) manner. To put a component into a controlled state, pass in
value(or other appropriate state property such asselectedoropen) at component creation and then respond to events and update the value as needed. To put a component into an uncontrolled state, do not setvalue(or equivalent), at creation. From this point on, Enact will manage the state and events will be sent when the state is updated. To specify an initial value, use thedefaultValue(or,defaultSelected,defaultOpen, etc.) property. See the documentation for individual components for more information.Additionally, we no longer export a
versionwith the root import. If you need a version number, import frompackage.jsoninstead.
moonstone/Button property icon to support a built-in icon next to the text content. The Icon supports everything that moonstone/Icon supports, as well as a custom icon.moonstone/MoonstoneDecorator property textSize to resize several components to requested CMR sizes. Simply add textSize="large" to your App and the new sizes will automatically take effect.ui/Placeholder module with PlaceholderControllerDecorator and PlaceholderDecorator HOCs which facilitate rendering placeholder components until the wrapped component would scroll into the viewporti18n iLib dependency to 20151019-build-12.0-002-04moonstone/Slider to use the property tooltip instead of noTooltip, so the built-in tooltip is not enabled by defaultmoonstone/IncrementSlider to include tooltip documentationmoonstone/ExpandableList to accept an array of objects as children which are spread onto the generated componentsmoonstone/CheckboxItem style to match the latest designs, with support for the moonstone/Checkbox to be on either the left or the right side by using the iconPosition propertymoonstone/VideoPlayer to supply every event callback-method with an object representing the VideoPlayer's current state, including: currentTime, duration, paused, proportionLoaded, and proportionPlayedui/Repeater to accept an array of objects as children which are spread onto the generated componentsmoonstone/Panels.Panel behavior for remembering focus on unmount and setting focus after rendermoonstone/VirtualList.VirtualGridList showing empty items when items are continuously added dynamicallymoonstone/Picker to marquee on focus once againspotlight/Spotlight set() to properly update the container configspotlight/Spotlight to properly save the last-focused element for nested containersFAQs
Enact is an open source JavaScript framework containing everything you need to create a fast, scalable mobile or web application.
The npm package @enact/core receives a total of 40,246 weekly downloads. As such, @enact/core popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @enact/core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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