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Cfcs

Write once, create framework components that supports React, Vue, Svelte, and more.

Cfcs

Write once, create framework components that supports React, Vue, Svelte, and more.

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Last Commit Last Commit: Mar 21, 2023 -
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Overview

CFCs (Cross Framework Components) is a library developed to address the challenge of using components across different JavaScript frameworks. It allows developers to create components that can be used in various frameworks with just one codebase, reducing maintenance costs and enabling support for newer frameworks. CFCs Reactive is a feature of this library that supports multiple frameworks as Reactive Components, enabling the creation of state-based utility components without a UI.

Features

  • Cross Framework Components (CFCs): Enables the development of components that can be used in multiple JavaScript frameworks.
  • Reactive State: Allows developers to create components that change state based on specific conditions.
  • ImReady, Axes, Conveyer: Specific components included in the library to enhance functionality for checking image or video loading, creating UIs responsive to user actions, and implementing drag gestures to native scroll.

Installation

To install CFCs library, use npm or yarn package manager and install the desired package:

# For CFCs Core
npm install @cfcs/core
# For CFCs React
npm install @cfcs/react
# For CFCs Vue.js @2
npm install @cfcs/vue2
# For CFCs Vue.js @3
npm install @cfcs/vue3
# For CFCs Svelte
npm install @cfcs/svelte

Summary

CFCs is a versatile library that simplifies the process of creating components that can be used in different JavaScript frameworks. By utilizing CFCs Reactive, developers can build state-based utility components that support multiple frameworks without the need for separate codebases. With specific components like ImReady, Axes, and Conveyer, CFCs enhances the functionality of front-end development.