A insanely simple, and probably insecure, slow, and all kinds of other bad adjectives, component based vanilla JavaScript framework.

Some of it is based off React (ie. domRender()), but nothing was directly taken from there (if it was it wouldn't be this bad ;)).

• Clone Repo

git clone https://github.com/bkd705/vanillaframework.git

• Install packages

yarn OR npm install

• Run project

yarn dev OR npm dev

• Navigate to project in browser

localhost:8080

Components go in the components folder, and the index.js contains all the information for rendering. Webpack handles the build and deployment of a hot dev server.

In the index.js file, import your new component to the file, and then add it to the components array in an object like;

import About from './components/About'

const components = [
    { route: 'about', component: About }
]

The route must match the name in your routes.

Then, add the route from your component, to the routes array like;

const routes = ['about']

The routes do not need a home route as they default to whatever component you add with a route of 'default' like;

const components = [
    { route: 'about', component: About },
    { route: 'default', component: Index }
]

If for some insane reason you want to contribute (I actually hope you do because this is fun to work on) feel free to;

Follow the fork, clone, branch method of contributing, and submit a pull request to the development branch when finished.

3. Add JSX support??
4. Simplify domRender method
5. Add browserHistory routing
6. Lots more...