Elegant and Minimalistic Javascript Application Library
🏝 Built for Island Architecture | ƛ Inspired by Elm Architecture |
🔗 Ready for hypermedia applications |
The Javascript ecossystem, browsers and tooling has evolved through these years and we believe that most of the complexities that frameworks bring to us today are not necessary for most of the Web Applications we have today. The current state of modern apps are forcing the Javascript Developer to be an expert on frameworks instead of the language and locking us in the framework ecossystem.
Jails was designed to be:
index.html
....
<app-counter>
<template>
<h1>${count}</h1>
<button data-add>Add</button>
<button data-subtract>Subtract</button>
</template>
</app-counter>
<!-- or alternate version ( Considering SSR on page load ) -->
<app-counter>
<h1 html-inner="count">0</h1>
<button data-add>Add</button>
<button data-subtract>Subtract</button>
</app-counter>
components/counter/index.ts
export default function appCounter({ main, on, state }) {
main( _ => {
on('click', '[data-add]', add)
on('click', '[data-subtract]', subtract)
})
const add = () => {
state.set( s => s.count+= 1 )
}
const subtract = () => {
state.set( s => s.count-= 1 )
}
}
export const model = {
count: 0
}
main.ts
import jails from 'jails-js'
import * as appCounter from './components/counter'
// Register all your components
jails.register('app-counter', appCounter)
// Execute Jails
jails.start()
Jails is better suited for:
... Any site you can add a script tag on it =). So if you already have a engine that renders your html, Jails can be a good way to create an elegant event driven system.
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