ensojs 1.0.0-rc.6 → 1.0.0-rc.7
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- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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# Enso
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<img src="
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<img src="public/icon.svg" width="100">
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```
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As real-world components grew, new sources of repetitive boilerplate appeared. For instance, querying the DOM for child elements. To solve this, a quick and simple processing step was added to the template parsing, to extract `#ref="myRef"` attributes, and insert them as fields on the component, for
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As real-world components grew, new sources of repetitive boilerplate appeared. For instance, querying the DOM for child elements. To solve this, a quick and simple processing step was added to the template parsing, to extract `#ref="myRef"` attributes, and insert them as fields on the component, for simple access via the class: `this.myRef`. But it soon became apparent that there was still a great deal of boilerplate, attaching events and the `@<event>=""` attribute evolved to replace calls to `this.myRef.addEventListener(...)`. As more features were added, Enso started to form.
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From:
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A simple reactive counter component:
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```javascript
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import Enso, { css, html, attr } from 'ensojs';
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