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A simple frontend framework for HTML
npm i feeel -S
See examples folder
I am playing with idea about how to make something similar to React, but what would really harness the power of TS, also, won't make you change the mindset from OOP to compoment based thinking.
@prop and @state (or @p and @s)The problem of React is that it makes you shift your mindset from pure OO to component based thiking. As for me, I would like to have the simplicity of React html rendering, but to have also full access to OOP.
Typescript lacks frend functionality.
So if you want class Foo to have a function
that is a friend for class Bar, prepend it with __friendToBar__. For example:
class Foo{
__friendToBar__myFunc(){}
}
class Bar{
foo:Foo;
constructor() {
// can use his function
this.foo.__friendToBar__myFunc();
}
}
class Selecta{
foo:Foo;
constructor() {
// should NOT use his function, although TS syntax does not forbid us from doing it
/*!!!*/this.foo.__friendToBar__myFunc();
}
}
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A simple frontend framework for HTML
We found that feeel 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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