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[MaskJS](http://atmajs.com/mask' target='_blank'>mask.js) — is a markup | template | HMVC engine for modern and fast web(Browser), server(NodeJS) or mobile(PhoneGap) applications. Component-based architecture simplifies defining, implementing and composing loosely coupled independent elements into a single application.
Resources:
[Template → Mask DOM → Shadow DOM → Live DOM]
[Template → Mask DOM → HTML]
.container {
h4 > 'Title'
section.content data-id='myID' {
span > 'Hello ~[name]!'
if (admins.indexOf(name) > -1) {
em > 'Admin'
}
}
:customComponent {
button x-signal='click: changeName' >
'~[bind: name]'
for (tag of tags) {
h4 > '~[tag.title]'
}
}
}
MaskJS has extremely extendable API based on interfaces and contracts. It supports Custom Tag Handlers, Custom Attribute Handlers, Model Utils.
MaskJS default build contains sub projects:
CompoJS
,Bindings
,jMask
.
Core of the HMVC engine. Simple compo sample:
mask.registerHandler(':customComponent', mask.Compo({
slots: {
refreshDate: function(){
this.model.date = new Date();
},
domInsert: function(){
alert(this.$.innerWidth());
}
},
events: {
'click: button': function(){
alert(this.model.date);
}
},
onRenderStart: function(model, ctx){
// override model
this.model = { date: new Date(); }
},
onRenderEnd: function(elements, model, ctx){
this.$ // is a domLibrary (jQuery/Zepto/Kimbo) wrapper over `elements`
},
dispose: function(){
// do some cleanup
}
})
Documentation (IE9+)
MaskJS itself supports simple interpolations. It means the models are only accessed while render, but with this library you can define single or dual bindings. As MaskJS is a DOM based engine, the bindings are instant.
Simple bindings sample:
h4 > '~[bind: age/percent]'
input type=number >
:dualbind
value='age'
// e.g. send a signal when the value changes in the DOM
x-signal='dom: ageChanged'
;
input type=number >
:dualbind value='percent';
// `:dualbind` component also supports some other properties
jMask offers jQuery-alike syntax for the dynamic MaskDOM Manipulations.
MaskJS is loosely coupled with the DOM Library, like jQuery-Zepto-Kimbo. It means, that it does not depend on any DOM library, but it is highly recommended to use one. Additionally there are some extensions, like
$.fn.appendMask
$.fn.prependMask
$.fn.beforeMask
$.fn.afterMask
$.fn.emptyAndDispose
$.fn.removeAndDispose
//e.g.
$('.foo').appendMask('h4 > "~[title]"', { title: 'Hello' });
So you would never need to use the HTML.
We thoroughly pay attention to the performance, especially on the mobile CPU. The DOM based and the Shadow DOM approach is the fastest way to create hierarchical component structure.
Some benchmarks:
MaskJS on the server - mask.node. (server)
There are already many plugins, components and useful utilities. Some of them worth checking out:
Most simple MaskJS sample to show where you could start from:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<header>
<!-- e.g add menu into header -->
<script type='text/mask' data-run='true'>
ul {
for(page of pages) {
log('>> Log current:', page);
li > a
href='/~[page].html'
x-signal='click: fooAction' > '~[page]'
}
// nested components
:bazCompo > :quxCompo;
debugger;
}
</script>
</header>
<!-- ... other html, or mask blocks -->
<!--
usually you would have only one Mask block, which is the entry point
for the app, and you would use nested component composition to
encapsulate logic, models, templates and the behaviour
-->
<script src='http://cdn.jsdelivr.net/g/maskjs'></script>
<script type='text/javascript'>
var App = mask.Compo({
model: {
pages: [ 'blog', 'about', 'contact' ]
},
slots: {
fooAction: function(event){
event.preventDefault();
console.log(this instanceof App);
// ...
}
}
});
mask.registerHandler(':bazCompo', mask.Compo({/*implement*/}));
mask.registerHandler(':quxCompo', mask.Compo({/*implement*/}));
mask.run(App);
</script>
</body>
</html>
0.9.6
define :dialog {
.wrapper > .modal {
.modal-header {
@title;
.close;
}
.modal-content > @body;
}
}
// ..
:dialog {
@title > 'Hello'
@body > 'World!'
}
0.9.1
Expressions:
~[foo[bar]]
,~[foo["key"]]
VarStatement:
ul {
var list = ['foo', 'bar'];
for(key of list){
li > '~[key]'
}
}
/* renders to:
* <ul><li>foo</li><li>bar</li></ul>
*/
0.9.0
if (expression) { ... } else if (expr) {} else {}
for (el of array) { ... }
for ((el,index) of array) { ... }
for (key in object) { ... }
for ((key, value) in object) { ... }
each (array) { ... }
with (obj.property.value) { ... }
switch (value) { case (expression) { ... } /*...*/ }
include ("./UserTemplate.mask") {
for(user in users) {
import('UserTemplate');
}
}
0.8.1
To get components/context property values use special symbols:
'~[$c.compoName]' // component's property sample
'~[$a.id]' // component attribute's property sample
'~[$ctx.page.id]' // context's property sample
0.8.0
renderStart/onRenderStart
function using
Compo.pause(this, ctx) / Compo.resume(this, ctx)
mask.registerHandler(':asyncCompo', mask.Compo({
onRenderStart: function(model, ctx){
var resume = Compo.pause(this, ctx);
someAsyncJob(function(){
resume();
});
}
}));
0.7.5
if
, `each0.7.0
Expressions parser. Samples:
~[:controllerFunction(userName.toUpperCase()) + ';']
~[:user && user.id || "Log in"]
Variables/Functions look up (deprecated) upd: removed:
model
ctx
controller
up in controllers tree
0.6.95
Use ~[]
for string interpolation instead of #{}
, as mask templates are already overloaded with '#','{' and '}' usage
mask.setInterpolationQuotes('#{','}')
- for fallback (or any other start/end, caution - start should be of 2 chars and the end of 1
:copyright: MIT - 2014 Atma.js Project
FAQs
Template / Markup / HMVC Engine
We found that maskjs 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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