Fable.Ripple.Form.Plain
The default renderer for Fable.Ripple.Form: field kinds (text, email, password, number, textarea, checkbox, select, radio, list), form and wizard views, a sortable list. Class-based markup, no CSS framework.
Install
| Product | Versions |
|---|---|
| .NET Standard |
README
Fable.Ripple
Fine-grained reactive libraries for Fable applications.
A Var holds a value. Everything derived from it updates when it changes, and in the browser an update touches only the DOM nodes that read it. There is no virtual DOM.
Documentation: https://fable-hub.github.io/Fable.Ripple/
Packages
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| Fable.Ripple | Reactive values: sources, derived signals, effects and batching. |
| Fable.Ripple.Dom | HTML and SVG elements, attributes and events bound to signals. |
| Fable.UrlParser | Typed URL parsing and building for paths, query strings and fragments. |
| Fable.Ripple.Form | Typed forms on Fable.Ripple.Dom: the form model, combinators, validation, wizards. No rendering opinion. |
| Fable.Ripple.Form.Plain | The default renderer: field kinds, form list, views. rf-* classes, no CSS framework. |
| Fable.Ripple.Dom.Test | Component tests for Fable.Ripple.Dom, run in Chromium through Playwright. |
Fable.Ripple works without the DOM layer, and Fable.UrlParser works without either. Fable.Ripple.Form needs one renderer package.
Installation
The packages are in beta, so --prerelease is required.
dotnet add package Fable.Ripple --prerelease
dotnet add package Fable.Ripple.Dom --prerelease
Example
open Fable.Ripple
open Fable.Ripple.Dom
let count = Var.create 0
let view =
Html.div
[
Html.button
[
on.click (fun _ -> count.Value <- count.Value + 1)
Html.text "Count"
]
Html.output count
]
Html.mount "root" view
Getting started sets up the project, the host page and Vite.
Development
build.sh (or build.bat) is the entry point.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
./build.sh test |
Run every test suite. ./build.sh test ripple-dom or ./build.sh test ripple-form runs one. |
./build.sh docs watch |
Serve the documentation site. The demo under /demo/ is built once, when it starts. |
./build.sh docs check |
Build every page and fail on any error. |
License
MIT
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