simple-boot-front
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npm init simple-boot-front projectname
cd projectname
npm run serve
npm install simple-boot-front
Here is a quick teaser of a complete simple-boot-front application in typescript
index.ts
const option = new SimFrontOption(window, [Advice]).setUrlType(UrlType.path);
const simpleApplication = new SimpleBootFront(AppRouter, option);
simpleApplication.run();
index.html
<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>...</head>
<body id="app"></body>
</html>
AppRouter.ts
@Sim({scheme: 'layout-router'})
@Component({template, styles: [css]})
@Router({
path: '',
childs: {
'': Index,
'/': Index,
'/user': User
}
})
export class AppRouter implements RouterAction, FrontLifeCycle {
name = 'AppRouter'
data = {name: 'good'}
child?: any
constructor(private navigation: Navigation, private simOption: SimFrontOption) {
}
canActivate(url: Intent, module: any) {
console.log('canActivate router--->', url, module)
this.child = module;
}
onReady(data: HTMLFrameElement): void {
}
onRenderd(data: HTMLFrameElement): void {
}
onChangedRender(): void {
}
onCreate(): void {
}
onFinish(): void {
}
onInit(): void {
}
onInitedChild(): void {
}
}
index.ts
@Sim({scheme: 'index'})
Component({
template,
styles: [css]
})
export class Index {
public user?: User;
public data = {name: 'visualkhh'}
onInit() {
console.log('-->')
}
@PostConstruct
public g(s: User) {
}
}
index.html
<h1>index</h1>
${this.data.name}
<button dr-event-click="this.data.name='vvv'"> change name </button>
@Sim(): Objects managed by the SimpleBootFront framework
@Sim({scheme: 'index'})
@Component({
template,
styles: [css]
})
export class Index { }
@PostConstruct(): Methods that you run for a separate initialization operation after the object is created
@PostConstruct
post(projectService: ProjectService) {
console.log('post Construct and dependency injection')
}
@Injectable: No Sim Decorator Class Inject Sim
@Injectable()
export class CTitle extends Title {
constructor(public testService: TestService) {
console.log('ctitle constructor-->', this.testService)
}
cc() {
this.value = this.testService.tail(Math.floor(RandomUtils.random(1, 50)), '---');
}
@PostConstruct
ttt(testService: TestService) {
console.log('poo->', testService)
}
}
@After, @Before (AOP)
fire($event: MouseEvent, view: View<Element>) {
console.log('fire method')
this.data = RandomUtils.random(0, 100);
}
@Before({property: 'fire'})
before(obj: any, protoType: Function) {
console.log('before', obj, protoType)
}
@After({property: 'fire'})
after(obj: any, protoType: Function) {
console.log('after', obj, protoType)
}
@ExceptionHandler
@ExceptionHandler()
public exception0(e: any) {
console.log('Advice Global exception:', e)
}
click() {
intentManager.publish(new Intent('layout://info/data?a=wow&aa=zzz', Math.floor(RandomUtils.random(0, 100))));
// const data = new CustomEvent('intent', {detail: {uri: 'index://showStore', data: {id: ${it.ID}}}}); window.dispatchEvent(data);
//intentManager(new Intent('layout://info/datas', Math.floor(RandomUtils.random(0, 100))));
//intentManager(new Intent('layout://', Math.floor(RandomUtils.random(0, 100)))); // default callback method -> subscribe(i: Intent)
//intentManager(new Intent('://info/datas', Math.floor(RandomUtils.random(0, 100))));
}
@Sim({scheme: 'layout'})
@Component({
template,
styles: [css]
})
export class App {
info = new AppInfo();
constructor() {}
}
export class AppInfo {
datas = 'default data';
data(i: Intent) {
this.datas = i.data + '->' + i.params.aa
}
}
<a router-link="ajax" router-active-class="active">Ajax</a>
<a router-link="ajax">Ajax</a>
showStore(i: Intent) {
this.datas = i.data + '->' + i.params.aa
}
call -> const data = new CustomEvent('intent', {detail: {uri: 'index://showStore', data: {id: ${it.ID}}}}); window.dispatchEvent(data);
FAQs
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The npm package simple-boot-front receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, simple-boot-front popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that simple-boot-front 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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