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A DSL alternative for JSX.
Because I want type safety in Vue's template and tsx does not support Vue compatible format. Period.
Should be self explanatory.
// component definition
class elInput {
disabled: boolean
$emit: Emitter<{
change: string,
focus: boolean
}>
props: 'disabled'
}
h({elInput}) // register components
.div`.el-autocomponet` // staticClass in tagged template
.elInput // component
.props(s.extract('value', 'disabled', 'placeholder', 'name', 'size')) // pass props by special method
.on({change: s.handleChange, focus: s.handleFocus}) // the same for event
.nativeOn({
'keydown.up': () => s.highlight(s.highlightIndex - 1),
'keydown.down': () => s.highlight(s.highlightIndex + 1),
'keydown.enter': () => s.highlight(s.highlightIndex),
})
.elInput() // close tag
.transition.props({name: 'from element'})
.ul.if(s.suggestionVisible)
.li.if(s.loading)
.i`.el-icon-loading`.i()
.li()
.for(s.suggestions, (h, item, index) => h
.li
.on({click: s.select})
.class({highlighted: s.highlightIndex === index})
.span.if(!s.customIndex)
.$`Name: ${item.value}` // interpolate text via $`statictext`
.span()
.tag(s.customIndex).else // dynamic tag mounting
.class({highlighted: s.highlightIndex === index})
.on({click: s.select})
.props({item, index})
.tag()
.li()
)
.ul()
.transition()
.div()
No. The API design and implemenation is too experimental and heretic. It might even harm your feeling when making a new toy.
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