Proposal

We need to support transparent two-way data binding between the JS model service layer and the DOM.
Creating a DOM data binding syntax not only brings familiarity to developers (at least users of Angular, React, Ember, etc.) but also greatly improves data transparency.

Syntax

{scopeVar} or
|scopeVar|

I personally like |scopeVar| because it's easier to distinguish from many server-side template languages such as Moustache.

Tag Attributes

Assuming we are using |, I'm proposing that |- can be used to explicitly reference Gooey components. The following example is a basic usage of gooey.components.core.model where foo is a value present on the scope:

<input type="text" |-model="foo" />

http://www.2ality.com/2014/12/es6-proxies.html

Ensure data is a Proxy object that integrates proxy event handlers into gooey.Service.publish

This will be useful as it is a native abstraction for intercepting property requests on objects. This will allow us to more easily support model/view two-way data synchronization.

• If data is a proxy, concurrent Service subscription handlers will be able to more easily synchronize data mutation events (order specification, conflict resolution fn, etc.), especially those between sibling Services that are mutating identical data points.
• This is easier on the developer because we can trigger native events when data is mutated, and therefore we can trigger a recursive publication of that data change. can provide a "weight" heuristic to automatically resolve any remaining conflicts

It's been a while since I worked on this, but ran into some issues on personal projects that could benefit from fancy PubSub.

One of the main annoyances I find is only being able to match with json-where. It would be nice if we also supported the following matching mechanisms:

• Arbitrary String
• JSON Schema

This will require refactoring the matching functionality a bit (obviously), most likely involves adding a new layer of abstraction so that we can disambiguate what sort of matching pattern is applied (JSON Schema, json-where, exact string, etc.)