framework/view: experiment to extract out svelte into a swappable "viewer"#225
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framework/view/loader.go
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| l.imports.AddNamed("budclient", "github.com/livebud/bud/package/budclient") | ||
| } | ||
| l.imports.AddNamed("viewrt", "github.com/livebud/bud/framework/view/viewrt") | ||
| l.imports.AddNamed("svelte", l.module.Import("viewer/svelte")) |
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WIP: hardcoded
framework/view/viewrt/viewer.go
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| Handler(route string, props interface{}) http.Handler | ||
| Render(w http.ResponseWriter, viewPath string, props interface{}) | ||
| Serve(router *router.Router) | ||
| } |
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This interface still needs some work, but I just wanted to get something working.
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This is a copy from both conjure and fscache. I'd like to consolidate those implementations into virtual.
package/budclient/client.go
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| js.VM | ||
| fs.FS | ||
| Render(route string, props interface{}) (*ssr.Response, error) | ||
| Proxy(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) |
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This PR would make Render and Proxy obsolete.
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| if !sameImport && isInterface(param.kind) && !isInterface(input.Kind) && !strings.HasPrefix(input.Type, "*") { | ||
| // TODO: input.Kind.String() != "unknown" is flaky. The unknown kind should | ||
| // be removed altogether. | ||
| if !sameImport && isInterface(param.kind) && !isInterface(input.Kind) && input.Kind.String() != "unknown" && !strings.HasPrefix(input.Type, "*") { |
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Fixed a bug in DI where aliasing an interface with an external interface would cause compilation errors. The fix added to a hack that should be cleaned up eventually.
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This PR is an experiment to support swapping out the view renderers. Currently we have just one Svelte "viewer", but it'd be nice to be able to define your own viewers. This would allow for other viewers like GoHTML, HTML and React.
I haven't decided if this interface should be exposed as a generator yet, but at the very least the internal interfaces will be capable of supporting other types of renderers. If it does make sense to expose it, what should we call this? Viewers? Renderers? Templates? Something else?