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Using Middleware to Create Declarative Views
Casey Webb edited this page Dec 18, 2016
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const componentSetterMiddleware = (ctx) => {
Object.defineProperty(ctx, 'component', {
set(component) {
ko.components.register(ctx.canonicalPath, component)
ctx.route.component = ctx.canonicalPath
}
})
}
const titleSetterMiddleware = (ctx) => {
Object.defineProperty(ctx, 'title', {
set(title) {
document.title = title
}
})
}
const homeView = (ctx) => {
ctx.title = 'Home'
ctx.component = {
template: '<h1>Welcome to my App!</h1>'
}
}
ko.router.use(componentSetterMiddleware)
ko.router.use(titleSetterMiddleware)
ko.applyBindings({
routes: {
'/': homeView
}
})
or, with a little fp magic...
import { assign, curryRight } from 'lodash'
const assignFrom = (...srcs) => curryRight(assign, srcs.length + 1)(...srcs)
const createSetterMiddleware = (prop, middleware) => (ctx) => {
Object.defineProperty(ctx, prop, {
set: (v) => middleware(v, ctx)
})
}
const componentSetterMiddleware = createSetterMiddleware('component', (c, ctx) => {
ko.components.register(ctx.canonicalPath, component)
ctx.route.component = ctx.canonicalPath
})
const titleSetterMiddleware = createSetterMiddleware('title', (t) => {
document.title = t
})
const homeView = assignFrom({
title: 'Home',
component: {
template: '<h1>Welcome to my App!</h1>'
}
})
ko.router.use(componentSetterMiddleware)
ko.router.use(titleSetterMiddleware)
ko.applyBindings({
routes: {
'/': homeView
}
})
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