mithril-j2c v0.1.3

mithril-j2c

npm install mithril-j2c

Want to integrate j2c in Mithril? Here is how:

TLDR;

//- some module -------------------

var styler = require('mithril-j2c');
var m = require('mithril');

var cls = styler.attach({
  '.foo': {
    background: 'blue'
  }
});

function someRandomView() {
  return m('span.' + cls.foo, 'Some random content');
}

function someDynamiclyStyledView(scope) {
  var cls = styler.liveUpdate({
     '.bar': { background: scope.background }
  });
  return m('span.' + cls.bar, 'Some blinky stuff content');
}

//- main view -------------------

var styler = require('mithril-j2c');
var m = require('mithril');

m.mount(document, {
   controller: function() {
       var scope = {
           background: 'red'
       };
       setInterval(function() {
           scope.background = scope.background === 'red' ? 'green' : 'red';
           m.redraw();
       }, 1000);
       return scope;
   },
   view: function(scope) {
       return [
           someRandomView(),
           someDynamiclyStyledView(scope),
           styler.view()
       ];
   }
});

API

As you see there are three functions

attach([scope,] j2cStyleDefinition)

This allows to add a permanent style definition. It returns the result of j2c.sheet which is a object with the css classes as key and the live-generated css classes as values.

The optional scope is an object that holds name -> localizedName mappings, usually in the form of the value of another j2c.sheet(), styler.attach() or styler.livUpdate() call.

liveUpdate([scope,] j2cStyleDefinition)

This allows to add a dynamic style definition. It also returns the result of j2c.sheet, same like attach. Difference between them is that the resulting css is cleared after redraw. So you have to add this css during every redraw cycle.

The optional scope is an object that holds name -> localizedName mappings, usually in the form of the value of another j2c.sheet(), styler.attach() or styler.livUpdate() call.

view()

This creates an array containing two vdom nodes, one for the permanent styles one for the live-update styles. It should be called in the root view of your application.