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Force deku(v2) to use requestAnimationFrame (raf).
This ensures calling render function once per frame.
npm install --save deku-raf
/** @jsx element */
import { element } from 'deku'
import createApp from 'deku-raf'
const Component = ({ props }) => <div class={ props.class }></div>
const app = createApp(document.getElementById('view'))
const render = () => {
app(<Component/>)
}
render()
/** @jsx element */
import { element } from 'deku'
import createApp from 'deku-raf'
import store from './store'
import View from './view'
const app = createApp(document.getElementById('view'), store.dispatch)
const render = () => {
app(<View state={ store.getState() }/>)
}
store.subscribe(render)
render()
Also, you can use it in TypeScript (make sure npm install --save @types/deku
)
import { element } from 'deku'
import createApp from 'deku-raf'
import store from './store'
import view from './view'
const app: (el: deku.VirtualElement, context?: any) => void = createApp(document.getElementById('view'), store.dispatch)
function render(): void {
app(element(view, store.getState()))
}
store.subscribe(render)
render()
FAQs
Force deku to use requestAnimationFrame(raf)
The npm package deku-raf receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, deku-raf popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that deku-raf 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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