🎬 Hyperapp Play (in development yet)

A component viewer for Hyperapp

🛹 Installing

JavaScript

npm:

$ npx create-hyperapp-play path/to/project
$ npm install hyperapp --save # if not installed
$ npm install @hyperapp/logger --saveDev # if not installed

yarn:

$ yarn create hyperapp-play path/to/project
$ yarn add hyperapp # if not installed
$ yarn add @hyperapp/logger --dev # if not installed

TypeScript:

npm:

$ npx create-hyperapp-play path/to/project --typescript
$ npm install hyperapp --save # if not installed
$ npm install @hyperapp/logger @types/webpack-env --saveDev # if not installed

yarn:

$ yarn create hyperapp-play path/to/project --typescript
$ yarn add hyperapp # if not installed
$ yarn add @hyperapp/logger @types/webpack-env --dev # if not installed

create-hyperapp-play

command:

$ create-hyperapp-play <project-root> [options]

• generate a play directory which includes play templates
• add a play script to scripts in your package.json
• run npm install or yarn install

options:

• --typescript: Generate TypeScript templates
• -h, --help : Display help message

🎸 Usage

Write

Write play/*.play.js or play/*.play.tsx like this:

import { h } from 'hyperapp'
import { play } from 'hyperapp-play'

import { MyButton } from 'path/to/your/hyperapp/components'
//// const MyButton = (_props, children) => <button>{children}</button>

// Use `play` to describe component title
// Use `.add` to add scene for that component
play('MyButton')
  .add('with text', () => <MyButton>Hello, world!</MyButton>)
  .add('with emoji', () => <MyButton>✌️😆✌️</MyButton>)

Run

Run play npm/yarn script on project root directory, then it will open your browser(default: http://localhost:5000).

npm:

$ npm run play

yarn:

$ yarn play

🎮 Config

play/config.js is a poi's config file for play server. Please feel free to edit it.

module.exports = {
  entry: 'play/app.js',
  output: {
    dir: '.play'
  },
  babel: {
    jsx: 'h'
  },
  devServer: {
    port: 5000,
    open: true
  }
}