donghoon-song / cfcs

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

Cross Framework Components

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

     

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Description

Many users use JavaScript frameworks and create or use components available in the framework.

However, if the component you want doesn't exist, you may have to find it externally or create it yourself.

Have you ever wanted to use Vanilla components in React or React components in Vue?

In order to support these JavaScript frameworks, the developers of JS libraries had to learn how to use each framework, and write and maintain code for each framework separately.

CFCs(Cross Framework Components) were developed to solve these problems. With CFCs, one code can support multiple frameworks according to the framework's usage.

Who should use this library?

In today's web front-end development, JavaScript frameworks have become very important.

The problem is that even though there are many great components, there are cases where JavaScript frameworks are not supported. Even newer JavaScript frameworks stand out even more.

Typically, you can call these libraries using the mounted lifecycle supported by frameworks, but often you won't be able to use some of their features or even use them at all.

For those who have had such experiences, we recommend using CFC. In particular, we recommend CFCs if you:

1. You want to develop a component to support various JavaScript frameworks.
2. You want to support existing components to various JavasScript frameworks.

Concepts

Previously, if you wanted to support different JavaScript frameworks, you had to write code for each one separately.

This meant that if you doubled the number of frameworks you wanted to support, the maintenance cost is also doubled.

With CFCs, you can use Compatible to support multiple frameworks with just one code.

CFCs Reactive

CFCs Reactive can support multiple frameworks as a Reactive Component, a utility component that is state-based and does not create a UI.

Reactive State is a state that changes according to a specific condition.

You can detect state changes and also create a UI that changes based on conditions.

• See Reactive Documents

CFCs Reactive-style components

• ImReady: I'm Ready to check if the images or videos are loaded.
• Axes: You can easily create a UI that responds to user actions.
• Conveyer: Drag gestures to your Native Scroll.

📦 Packages

Package	Version	Description
@cfcs/core		CFCs for Core
@cfcs/react		CFCs for React
@cfcs/vue2		CFCs for Vue.js@2
@cfcs/vue3		CFCs for Vue.js@3
@cfcs/svelte		CFCs for Svelte

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📜 License

cfcs is released under the MIT license.

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