async-framework is a lightweight, asynchronous JavaScript framework designed for building responsive and efficient web applications. It leverages modern JavaScript features to provide a simple yet powerful way to handle user interactions and manage application state.
- Asynchronous event handling
- Custom element support
- Signal-based state management
- Modular architecture
- Easy integration with existing projects
To get started with async-framework examples, follow these steps:
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Make sure you have Deno 2.x.x installed on your system.
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Install the project dependencies by running:
deno install -
To start the development server, run:
deno task devThis will start the dev server on port 3000, which serves the examples located in the
packages/examplesdirectory. -
Open your browser and navigate to
http://localhost:3000to view the examples.
The main examples can be found in the packages/examples directory. Feel free
to explore and modify these examples to understand how async-framework works.
packages/examples/hello-world: Contains a simple "Hello World" example showcasing basic usage of the framework.packages/custom-elements: Includes custom element definitions and implementations.
- Event Handlers: Asynchronous functions that respond to user interactions or system events.
- Custom Elements: Reusable, encapsulated HTML elements with their own functionality.
- Signal Store: A reactive state management system for handling application data.
- Handler Registry: A centralized system for registering and managing event handlers.
To create your first async-framework application, start by exploring the
hello-world example in the packages/examples directory. This will give you a
good understanding of how to structure your code and use the framework's core
features.
For more advanced usage and API documentation, please refer to the individual package READMEs and source code comments.