Package Exports
- twobirds-core
This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (twobirds-core) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.
Readme
twoBirds
Welcome Birdies ;-)
twoBirds is a ...
- lightweight,
- component-based,
- event-driven / loosely coupled,
- vanilla
Javascript library that maps objects to DOM nodes or into other objects.
twoBirds is as easy as jQuery, but on application/framework level.
twoBirds supports all targets and web programming use cases, so using twoBirds alone you can...
add JS functionality to an existing webpage in a simple way, no matter which framework was used on the server side
build a [single page application](single page application) from ground up ( client side rendering )
build a plain old website using serverside rendering from ground up using NodeJS
mix all of the above to optimize for search engines, or migrate an existing serverside rendered webpage to a SPA on the fly
build microservices using NodeJS
build mobile apps using Phonegap/Cordova
build windows, linux and mac apps using Electron
tB can completely replace your stack from the data source to the display. It is one coding style using only vanilla Javascript.
twoBirds visible objects can be rendered on the server side and on the client side with minimal changes, or even be programmed to support both from the beginning.
Principles
twoBirds strictly follows the KISS and DRY doctrines.
The tB core can be seen as an intermediate step between a simple wrapper/helper library like jQuery and a fully fledged JS framework.
Like the first, it has selectors for the DOM and reasonable modification methods.
Like the latter, it incorporates a higher level abstraction scheme for application objects.
tB is JS-linted, Jasmine tested and this package contains the complete API documentation. Technically it is the minimum possible toolkit to create an application or reusable JS library.
Supplementary information
This readme only contains a short description - the repository contains a documentation web page in /src/tbDocs/index.html - simply click on it after cloning.
Tutorials (work in progress)
You can also contact me if you need a specific twoBirds plugin tailored for your needs or if a question arises.