@jalexsocial/rizzy v5.1.5

Rizzy Client

Client-side JavaScript components and utilities for the Rizzy Framework, designed to seamlessly integrate HTMX with Blazor Server-Side Rendering (SSR).

Features

• HTMX Extension Integration: Includes necessary extensions for Rizzy features:
  • rizzy-nonce: Securely handles Content Security Policy (CSP) nonces for dynamically loaded scripts and styles within HTMX responses. Requires corresponding server-side setup (e.g., HtmxConfigHeadOutlet and IRizzyNonceProvider).
  • rizzy-streaming: Enables HTMX to correctly process Blazor's streaming rendering updates within swapped content.
• Antiforgery Token Handling: Automatically includes ASP.NET Core antiforgery tokens in HTMX POST/PUT/DELETE/PATCH requests based on configuration provided by the server (via HtmxConfigHeadOutlet and HtmxAntiforgeryScript).
• Client-Side Validation Integration: Sets up the aspnet-client-validation library for immediate use with Rizzy's form components (like RzInputText, RzValidationMessage).

Installation

npm install rizzy 

Usage

This package is intended to be used alongside the server-side Rizzy components. It typically requires minimal client-side configuration as it relies on data and configuration provided by Rizzy's .NET components rendered into the HTML.

1. Include the script: Add the bundled script to your main layout file (e.g., _Layout.cshtml, App.razor, index.html). Make sure to include it after HTMX.

   <!-- Make sure HTMX is loaded first -->
   <script src="https://unpkg.com/htmx.org@latest"></script>
   
   <!-- Include the Rizzy client script -->
   <script src="/_content/Rizzy/js/rizzy.js" type="module"></script>

2. Ensure Rizzy Server Components: Your Blazor application should include the necessary Rizzy components, primarily:

   • <HtmxConfigHeadOutlet />: Renders HTMX configuration, including nonce and antiforgery settings, into a <meta> tag.
   • <HtmxAntiforgeryScript />: (If using AntiforgeryStrategy.GenerateTokensPerPage) Provides the initial antiforgery token.
   • Rizzy Form Components (e.g., <RzInputText>, <RzValidationMessage>): These work with the validation setup included in this package.

3. HTMX Extension Activation:

   • The HTMX extensions (rizzy-nonce, rizzy-streaming) are defined when the script loads. You typically activate them on relevant elements using the hx-ext attribute:

     <div hx-get="/some/content" hx-ext="rizzy-streaming, rizzy-nonce">
       <!-- Content that might use streaming rendering or have scripts/styles -->
     </div>

   • Refer to the main Rizzy documentation for specific usage scenarios.

4. Antiforgery & Validation: These features generally work automatically once the script is loaded, provided the server-side components (HtmxConfigHeadOutlet, HtmxAntiforgeryScript, and Rizzy Form Components) are correctly configured and rendered.

Dependencies

• HTMX: This library requires HTMX (version 1.9+ recommended) to be loaded on the page before this script.
• aspnet-client-validation: This library is used for client-side validation integration. The necessary setup (ValidationService().bootstrap()) is included in this package's bundle.

Browser Support

Targets modern browsers supporting ES Modules.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please refer to the main Rizzy repository's contributing guidelines.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.