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A light-weight JavaScript component library meant to be awesome with Turbolinks.
Has hard dependencies on both jQuery and lodash.
npm install burger
gem install burger
<div data-burger="MyComponent" data-user=<%= current_user.to_json %>>...</div>
class MyComponent extends Burger.Component
@register()
constructor: (el) ->
super(el)
@data.user # user data as json
# bind to updating user.first_name
@data.bind 'user.first_name', (value) ->
# do something with updated value
@data.set('user.first_name', 'Gabe')
@emit('someEventToAllOtherComponents', 42)
@on 'someEventFromAnotherComponent', (event, something) ->
# do something with something
@children # all components which are lower in hierarchy
# returns an array of all child BrewhouseComponent
@children.where(BrewhouseComponent)
# returns an array of all child components where data-cool-dude is 'Chuck'
@children.where(coolDude: 'Chuck')
# returns the first found child component where data-can-code is 'Chan'
# and then bind to changes in puns
@children.find(canCode: 'Chan').data.bind 'puns', (pun) ->
# do something with pun
FAQs
A lightweight turbolinks friendly JavaScript library
The npm package burger receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, burger popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that burger demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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