fluffster

0.1.5 • Public • Published

fluffster

A lightweight state container based on reactive streams.

NOTE: This repository is not maintained/developed in ES6 for the sake of its lightweight nature and compatibility. There will be attempts to converting the code to UMD compatible format in future, however.

Run an example:

npm run example

It Runs on http://localhost:3333.

Sample use :

 
var router = require('fluffster').router,
 
/* ... Component imports ... */
 
router.defaultErrorHandler = false;
 
router.global(
  {
       /* @Global Model */
       auth: false,
       userDetails: {
           username: "",
           email: ""
       }
  });
 
router.route(
    {
        "/": {
            /* @View */
            component: [HomePage],
            /* @Model */
            appState: {
                test: 1
            },
            /* @Messages */
            messages: {
                 identity: function(appState)
                 {
                       return appState;
                 }
            }
        }
    });
 
router.route(
    {
        "/test": {
            /* @View */
            component: [TestPage],
            /* @Model */
            appState: {
                test: 2
            }
        }
    });
 
router.route(
    {
        "/another/:id": {
            /* @View */
            component: [AnotherPage],
            /* @Model */
            appState: {
                test: 3
            }
        }
    });
 
router.route(
    {
        "/error": {
            /* @View */
            component: [NotFound],
            /* @Model */
            appState: {
                test: 404
            }
        }
    });
 
router.listen();

usage with React

If you want to use it with React, please prepend the code with:

router.driver('react');

It will allow fluffster to work with JSX-style rendering if needed. All appState props will then be availible in the JSX components in props.

Additionally you'd have to provide additional mountpoint for each component, as Router IS NOT a component itself (therefore, its more flexible):

router.route(
    {
        "/": {
            /* @View */
            component: [ComponentA, ComponentB],
            /* @Id */
            id: ["#mount-a", "#mount-b"],
            /* @Model */
            appState: {
                test: 404
            }
        }
    });

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0.1.5

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