Simple tool for declarative binding applications to HTML nodes.
$ npm install bazookaBazooka uses MutationObserver to watch for DOM updates. If you want to use Baz.watch() and need to support browsers without MutationObserver, you'll need any MutationObserver polyfill (we recommend this one)
Also, Bazooka can initiate components asynchriously (when component's node comes into viewport, via data-baz-async="viewport" HTML attribute). For that, Bazooka uses IntersectionObserver. In browsers without IntersectionObserver support, falls back to the equivalent of setTimeout(bazFunc, 1, node)
To view the examples, clone the bazooka repo, install the dependencies and compile examples:
$ git clone git://github.com/seedofjoy/bazooka.git
$ cd bazooka
$ npm install
$ npm run examplesThen run whichever example you want by opening index.html in /examples/ subdirectories:
$ cd examples- complex — universal component to work with and without bazooka
- react-basic — bazooka + react
- gifflix — bazooka + frp (via kefir.js)
To run the test suite, first install the dependencies, then run npm test:
$ npm install
$ npm testBazooka uses prettier linter. To conform with it, just run before creating a commit:
$ npm run fmt