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Refactor 0.3 #59
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…it; refactor express away from live view server
…_map.json, add README, and generally make project easy to grok
… folks to grok liveviewjs with express
…rent lifecycle has sent a response to process
This was referenced May 6, 2022
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Basically a re-architecture, refactoring of LiveViewJS into multiple different packages primarily to support both NodeJS and Deno runtimes.
Package structure is:
<root>
- "Core" LiveViewJS package that defines the main types, implement the LiveViewProtocol, and management of LiveViews for HTTP and Websockets. This is written in TS that works both on NodeJS and Deno.packages/examples
- numerous LiveViewJS examples show both simple and complex LiveViews which are usable in both NodeJS and Denopackages/deno
- Code that enables developers to use LiveViewJS in their Deno + Oak applications along with a working example Deno + Oak server which loads the LiveView examples frompackages/example
.packages/express
- Code that enables developers to use LiveViewJS in their NodeJS + ExpressJS applications along with a working example NodeJS + Express server which loads the LiveView examples frompackages/example
.In addition, we cleaned up the type system, refactored a bunch of types, fixed bugs, written tests, and generally learned a lot! Also fixed #25, #30 , #36