This library provides DOM, CSS and all possible web APIs beautifully wrapped into Swift ❤️
With it you will easily build your awesome reactive web app in beloved Swift ❤️
Go to webber repository and install it.
Just execute webber new
to create new spa
or pwa
project.
Go to the project folder and open Package.swift
to explore the code.
Then execute webber serve
or webber serve -t pwa -s Service
for the pwa app to debug your project in the browser.
Then take a look at the hidden .webber
folder, you will find the entrypoint/dev
folder where webber just generated entry files, you could edit these files if swift is not enough, e.g. to make you custom loading bar.
To release the project just call webber release
or webber release -t pwa -s Service
for pwa, and then grab production files from .webber/release
folder.
Please find examples in releases.
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Normally you can't use print
inside of the @DOM
since it is a function builder which takes DOM elements, it is not regular function
@DOM override var body: DOM.Content {
// you can't use print statements here, it is not regular function
// if/else, if let, guard let statements are not like in regular functions
}
But now it is possible to print
inside of the @DOM
this way
let hello: String? = nil
@DOM override var body: DOM.Content {
if let hello = self.hello {
DOM.print("hello is not null: \(hello)")
} else {
DOM.print("hello is null")
}
}
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