RME stands for Rest Made Easy. The RME is a Javascript library or a framework that will enable user to create single page applications without any configurations at all.
- https://jamilu.github.io/RME/ Online Docs & Examples
- https://github.com/JamiLu/RME/releases/download/v2.0.14/rme.js
- https://github.com/JamiLu/RME/releases/download/v2.0.14/rme.es5.js
- https://github.com/JamiLu/RME/releases/download/v2.0.14/rme.es5.min.js
Install RME:
npm i rme.js
On an appropriate js file import what is needed. Possible imports below:
import {
createApp,
useValue,
Component,
useMessage,
useMessages,
useHashRouter,
useUrlRouter,
useOnLoadUrlRouter,
useRouter,
CSS,
script,
ready,
Elem,
Tree,
Http,
Fetch,
Key,
Browser,
Util
} from 'rme.js'
Download a script file and place it to a project folder or simply use a github online url as follows.
<script src="https://github.com/JamiLu/RME/releases/download/v2.0.14/rme.es5.min.js"></script>
Or use NPM
npm i rme.js
import { createApp, Component, useValue, Key } from 'rme.js'
Then simply copy paste code clips below to your js file and voilà.
Create the application by the createApp function.
createApp({
'#app': {
'div.container': {
ClickAndShowExample, // Component functions must be defined before
TodoExample, // you can reference them here.
FormExample,
FilterExample
}
}
});Below is shown the exmaple index.html. The first selector of the create app object should match the selector where the app is desired to be created.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8" />
<title>Demo</title>
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
</head>
<body>
<div id="app"></div>
</body>
</html>The first exmaple demonstrates use case of the useValue function that can be used to share a value between components without passing it forward.
const [getValue, setValue] = useValue(0);
const UseValueExample = () => ({
button: {
text: `Press me ${getValue()}`,
onClick: () => setValue(val => val + 1)
}
});
Component(UseValueExample);The second exmaple introduces the second parameter of the component named ops. The ops parameter is an object that has operational functions of the component.
Below is shown the usage of the setState, updateState and asyncTask functions.
const TodoExample = ({ list = [] }, ops) => ({
'input[type=text][placeholder=Type & Press Enter to Add]': {
onKeyDown: event => {
if(event.key === Key.ENTER) {
ops.updateState(state => ({
list: state.list
? state.list.concat(event.target.value)
: [event.target.value]
}));
event.target.value = '';
}
}
},
button: {
text: 'Clear list',
onClick: () => ops.setState()
},
ul: {
li: 'What groceries should I buy?',
_: list.map((val) => ({ li: val }))
}
});
Component(TodoExample);The third example shows the two paramters of the component function named props and ops. Below is shown the usage of the updateState function.
const FormExample = ({ fname = '', lname = '' }, ops) => ({
p: `Welcome ${fname} ${lname}`,
Form: {
input: event =>
ops.updateState({ [event.target.name]: event.target.value })
}
});
const Form = ({ input }) => ({
'label[for=fname]': 'First name',
'input#fname[type=text][name=fname][placeholder=First name]': {
onInput: input
},
'label[for=lname]': 'Last name',
'input#lname[type=text][name=lname][placeholder=Last name]': {
onInput: input
},
});
Component(FormExample, Form);The fourth example combines the learned and demonstrates the usage.
const [getCountryList] = useValue([
{country: 'Finland', capital: 'Helsinki'}, {country: 'Sweden', capital: 'Stockholm'}, {country: 'Norway', capital: 'Oslo'},
{country: 'Iceland', capital: 'Reykjavik'}, {country: 'England', capital: 'London'}, {country: 'America', capital: 'Washington'},
{country: 'Mexico', capital: 'Mexico City'}, {country: 'Peru', capital: 'Lima'}, {country: 'Egypt', capital: 'Kairo'},
{country: 'China', capital: 'Beijing'}, {country: 'Japan', capital: 'Tokyo'}, {country: 'South Korea', capital: 'Seoul'},
{country: 'Malaysia', capital: 'Kuala Lumpur'}, {country: 'Namibia', capital: 'Windhoek'}, {country: 'South Africa', capital: 'Cape Town'}]);
const FilterExample = ({ rows }, ops) => {
if (!rows) {
ops.asyncTask(() => ops.setState({rows: getCountryList()}));
}
const filterList = (keyword) =>
getCountryList().filter((row) =>
`${row.country}${row.capital}`.toLowerCase()
.search(keyword) > -1);
return {
'input[type=text][placeholder=Type to Filter Country]': {
onInput: event =>
ops.setState({ rows: filterList(event.target.value) })
},
MyTable: { rows }
}
};
const MyTable = ({ rows = [] }) => ({
table: rows.map(row => ({
tr: [
{ td: row.country },
{ td: row.capital }
],
}))
});
Component(FilterExample, MyTable);Not comprehensive. Just to name few.
- Global functions
- createApp(initAppTemplateObject) Create a new App and insert it into the given locator
- useValue(initialValue) Create a shareable value that can be used between any component
- useMessage(key, ...params) Resolves a given message key
- useMessages(locale, loader) Initialize messages and change locale
- useHashRouter(routes, scrollTop) Initialize and create SPA hash based router component
- useUrlRouter(routes, scrollTop) Initialize and create SPA suitable url based router compoment
- useOnLoadUrlRouter(routes) Initialize and create onload rendered url based router
- useRouter(url) Navigate the router to render the matching component
- Component(...components) Component function receives a comma separate list of component functions.
- CSS(content, properties) Creates a dynamic style component with content and optional properties if given.
- script(src, options) Attach a script file to the dom header
- ready(callback) Add a callback function to be run when the DOM tree is ready. Calling the ready twice will create two callback functions.
- Fetch Uses the Fetch API of the browser
- get(url, contentType) Get request, defaults to JSON
- post(url, body, contentType) Post request, defaults to JSON
- put(url, body, contentType) Put request, defaults to JSON
- patch(url, body, contentType) Patch request, defaults to JSON
- delete(url, contentType) Delete request, defaults to JSON
- do(config) Config object: {url: url, method: method, body: body, contentType: contentType, init: initObject}
- Http Uses XMLHttpRequest object wrapped in the Promise if the browser supports it
- get(url, contentType) Get request, defaults to JSON
- post(url, data, contentType) Post request, defaults to JSON
- put(url, data, contentType) Put request, defaults to JSON
- patch(url, data, contentType) Patch request, defaults to JSON
- delete(url, contentType) Delete request, defaults to JSON
- do(config) Config object: {method: method, url: url, data: data, contentType: contentType, onProgress: function(event), onTimeout: function(event), headers: {"header": "value"} }
- Elem
- constructor(type|html) If type is string creates a new JavaScript element of that type OR If type is JavaScript html object then only wraps that object inside of this Elem object
- render(elem, elem, elem|arrayOfElems|arrayOfElems, arrayOfElems, elem) Renders the Elem instance objects that contain html data to insert into the HTML document tree. Can render multiple elements.
- append(elem) Appends an element inside this Elem
- remove(elem) Removes an element from thie Elem
- replace(elem) Replaces THIS elemet with NEW
- before(elem) Inserts new element before this
- after(elem) Inserts new element after this
- wrap(html) Returns wrapped html object (Elem instance)
- create(type) Returns new JavaScript html object (Elem instance)
- wrapElems(elemArray) Returns an Array of wrapped html objects if many or one if only one. (Elem instances)
- dom() Returns the javascript html object that this (Elem instance) holds
- and many many many more methods. All setter methods and methods that does not return some value are so called Builder methods that they can chained as follows setText("text").setName("name").setId("id").setType("text").addClasses("one two three");
- Tree
- get(cssSelector) Returns an Array of Elem objects or one Elem object
- getFirst(cssSelector) Returns one Elem object
- getById(id) Returns one Elem object
- getByName(name) Returns an Array of Elem objects or one Elem object
- getByClass(classname) Returns an Array of Elem objects or one Elem object
- getByTag(tag) Returns an array of Elem objects or one Elem object
- getBody() Returns the body wrapped in Elem instance
- getHead() Retuns the head wrapped in Elem instance
- getTitle() Returns document title string
- setTitle(string) Sets document title string
- and other methods that searches elements from the html document tree, but does not return an Elem instance
- Key
- no methods, only Key constants for keyevent such as Key.ENTER
- Util
- many utility methods that this Framework also uses such as.
- isEmpty(value) Returns true if null | undefined | "" | array.length === 0 | object keys === 0
- notEmpty(value) Returns true if the value is not empty !Util.isEmpty
- getType(value) Returns the type of the given value
- isType(value, type) Checks if value is a given type and returns true false accordigly
- isFunction(value)
- isBoolean(value)
- isString(value)
- isNumber(value)
- isSymbol(value)
- isObject(value)
- isArray(value)
- Browser
- All other methods that you might think of that JavaScript has from Window, Navigator, History, Location and Screen objects.
This library is released under a MIT License