simple-boot-front
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npm init simple-boot-front projectname
cd projectname
npm start
npm install simple-boot-front
<!DOCTYPE html><html lang="en"><body id="app"></body></html>
const option = new SimFrontOption(window).setUrlType(UrlType.hash);
const simpleApplication = new SimpleBootFront(Index, option);
simpleApplication.run();
Objects managed by the SimpleBootFront framework
@Sim({scheme: 'index'})
<!--template.html-->
<h1>${this.title}</h1>
<div dr-inner-html="this.html"></div>
@Sim()
@Component({
selector: 'index', // default class name LowerCase
template,
styles: [style]
})
export class Index {
public title = ''
public html = ''
public setData(title: string, html: string) {
this.title = title;
this.html = html;
}
}
using
constructor(index: Index){...}
<index></index>
<!-- dr-set: $index.setData('data'); $element, $innerHTML, $attributes -->
<index dr-set="$index.setData('hello component', $innerHTML)"></index>
@Sim()
@Router({
path: '',
route: {
'/': Home,
'/user': User,
'/user/:id': UserDetail
}
})
@Component({
template,
styles: [style]
})
export class Index implements RouterAction {
child?: any;
canActivate(url: any, module: any): void {
this.child = module;
}
}
constructor(routerManager: RouterManager){
// get path data
routerManager.activeRouterModule.pathData.id; // /user/:id
}
<route component="this.child"></route>
<a router-link="/home" router-active-class="active" router-inactive-class="inactive">home</a>
@Sim({scheme: 'i18nScript'})
@Script({
name: 'i18n'
})
export class I18nScript extends ScriptRunnable {
public language?: Language;
constructor(public i18nService: I18nService) {
super();
i18nService.subject.subscribe(it => {
this.language = it;
this.render(); // <-- ref target rerender
})
}
run(key: string): any {
return this.language?.defaultData?.[key] ?? key;
}
}
counstructor(i18nScript: I18nScript) {...}
counstructor(scriptService: ScriptService) {
const i18nScript = scriptService.getScript('i18n');
}
<div>${$scripts.i18n('Get Locale JSON')}</div>
<div dr-if="$scripts.i18n('Get Locale JSON') === 'wow'"> is wow</div>
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')
}
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(TypeError)
public exceptionTypeError(e: TypeError) {
console.log('TypeError exception:')
}
@ExceptionHandler(SimError)
public exception1(e: SimError) {
console.log('SimError exception:')
}
@ExceptionHandler(RouterError)
public exception3(e: RouterError) {
console.log('NotFountRoute exception:')
}
@ExceptionHandler(SimNoSuch)
public exception2(e: SimNoSuch) {
console.log('NoSuchSim exception:')
}
<div>
click: <button dr-event-click="this.name = 'name' + new Date()">click</button> <br>
change: <input type="text" dr-event-change="this.name = $target.value"> <br>
input: <input type="text" dr-event-input="this.name = $target.value"> <br>
keyup: <input type="text" dr-event-keyup="this.name = $target.value"> <br>
keydown: <input type="text" dr-event-keydown="this.name = $target.value"><br>
...
submit: <form dr-event-submit="console.log($event); $event.preventDefault();"><input type="text"> <button type="submit">submit</button></form><br>
window-event-popstate: <input type="text" dr-window-event-popstate="alert(this.name)"><br>
</div>...
constructor(intentManager: IntentManager){...}
// call
queryParamCall() {
this.intentManager.publish(new Intent('layout://info/data?a=wow&aa=zzz', Math.floor(RandomUtils.random(0, 100))));
}
call() {
this.intentManager(new Intent('layout://info/datas', Math.floor(RandomUtils.random(0, 100))));
}
targetCall() {
this.intentManager(new Intent('layout://', Math.floor(RandomUtils.random(0, 100))));
// default callback method -> subscribe(i: Intent)
}
globalCall() {
this.intentManager(new Intent('://info/datas', Math.floor(RandomUtils.random(0, 100))));
}
windowEventCall() {
const data = new CustomEvent('intent', {detail: {uri: 'index://showStore', data: {id: 'id data'}}});
window.dispatchEvent(data);
}
// receive
showStore(i: Intent) {
this.datas = i.data + '->' + i.params.aa
}
@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
}
}
@Sim()
export class Advice {
@ExceptionHandler()
public exception0(e: any) {
console.log('Advice Global exception:')
}
@Before({type: Aop, property: 'unkown'})
public beforeTest(obj: any, f: Function, name: string) {
console.log('before Test:')
}
@After({type: Aop, property: 'unkown'})
public afterTest(obj: any, f: Function, name: string) {
console.log('after Test:')
}
}
const option = new SimFrontOption(window, [Advice]).setUrlType(UrlType.hash);
const simpleApplication = new SimpleBootFront(AppRouter, option);
simpleApplication.run();
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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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