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hyperHTML + WebComponents

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  • hyper-element

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Readme

hyper-element

A combining the best of hyperHTML and Custom Elements!

npm version CDN link

Your new custom-elements are built with hyperHTML and will be re-rendered on attribute and store change.

Live Demo

Define a Custom Element

document.registerElement("my-elem", class extends hyperElement{

  render(Html){
    Html`hello ${this.attrs.who}`
  }

})

To use your element

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
  <script src="https://unpkg.com/hyperhtml@latest/min.js"></script>
  <script src="https://unpkg.com/hyper-element@latest/source/bundle.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
  <my-elem who="world"></my-elem>
</body>
<html>

Output

<my-elem who="world">
    hello world
</my-elem>

Api

Define your element

There are 2 functions. render is required and setup is optional

render

This is what will be displayed with in your element. Use the Html to define your content

render(Html,store){

    Html`
      <h1>
          Lasted updated at ${new Date().toLocaleTimeString()}
      </h1>
    `
}

setup

The setup function wires up an external data-source

Connent a data source

Example to re-rendering when the mouse moves and pass current mouse values to render

// getMouseValues(){ ... }

setup(onNext){
    onMouseMove(onNext(getMouseValues))
}

re-rendering with out a data source

Example of re-rendering every second

setup(onNext){
    setInterval(onNext(), 1000);
}

Set initial values to pass to every render

Example of attach an object that will be used on evey render

setup(onNext){
    onNext({max_levels:3})
}

How to cleanup

Any logic you wish to run when the element is removed from the page should be returned as a function from the setup call

setup(onNext){
   const next = onNext(user);
   socket.addEventListener('message', next);
   const teardown = function(){
     socket.removeEventListener('message', next);
   }
   return teardown
}

Returning a "teardown function" from setup address the problem of needing a reference to the resource you what to release. If the "teardown function" was a public function. We would need to store the reference to the resource some, that the teardown can access it when call.

With this approach there is no leaking of references.

✎ To subscribe to 2 events

setup(onNext){

  const next = onNext(user);

  mobx.autorun(next);       // update when changed (real-time feedback)
  setInterval(next, 1000);  // update every second (update "the time is now ...")

}

this

  • this.attrs : the attributes on the tage <my-elem min="0" max="10" /> = { min:0, max:10 }
    • Attributes will be parsed to try and cast them to Javascript types
    • Casting types supported: Boolean & Number
  • this.store : the value returned from the store function. !only update before each render
  • this.wrapedContent : the text content embedded between your tag <my-elem>Hi!</my-elem> = "Hi!"

Templates

You can declare markup to be used as a template within the custom element

To enable templates

  1. Add an attribute "templates" to you custom element
  2. Define the template markup within your element
<my-list template data-json='[{"name":"ann","url":""},{"name":"bob","url":""}]' >
<div><a href="{url}">{name}</a></div>
</my-list>
document.registerElement("my-list",class extends hyperElement{

      render(Html){
        Html`
        ${this.attrs["data-json"].map(user => Html.template(user))}
        `
      }
 })

Output:

<my-list template data-json='[{"name":"ann","url":""},{"name":"bob","url":""}]' >
    <div>
      <a href="">ann</a>
    </div>
    <div>
      <a href="">bob</a>
    </div>
</my-list>

Render to string

You can use the innerShadow property to get the innerHTML of the shadow-dom

// create an element
const elem = document.createElement("profile-elem")
      elem.setAttribute('name', 'ashlyn');

// view hidden markup
console.log(elem,elem.innerShadow)

Example of connecting to a data store

backbone

var user = new (Backbone.Model.extend({
    defaults: {
        name: 'Guest User',
    }
}));


document.registerElement("my-profile", class extends hyperElement{

  setup(onNext){
    user.on("change",onNext(user.toJSON.bind(user)));
    // OR user.on("change",onNext(()=>user.toJSON()));
  }

  render(Html,{name}){
    Html`Profile: ${name}`
  }
})

mobx

const user = observable({
  name: 'Guest User'
})


document.registerElement("my-profile", class extends hyperElement{

  setup(onNext){
    mobx.autorun(onNext(user));
  }

  render(Html,{name}){
    Html`Profile: ${name}`
  }
})

redux

document.registerElement("my-profile", class extends hyperElement{

  setup(onNext){
    store.subcribe(onNext(store.getState)
  }

  render(Html,{user}){
    Html`Profile: ${user.name}`
  }
})