Elmio is a lightweight, proof-of-concept web framework inspired by The Elm Architecture. It's built using the Rust programming language and compiles to WebAssembly.
Elmio provides a structured approach to building interactive web applications. It has two main components:
- elmio-rs: The Rust core of the framework.
- elmio-js: The JavaScript runtime that integrates with the Rust core.
The framework exposes a set of functions to the JavaScript runtime, allowing it to handle the application's state management, event handling, and DOM updates.
This function returns the initial state of your application as a JSON object.
The view function generates the HTML representation of your application's UI as a string, which the JavaScript runtime uses to update the DOM.
When an event is triggered, the update function is called with the current state. It returns the new state and a list of effects (e.g., focus an element) as JSON.
This function defines the event listeners, intervals, and other asynchronous tasks your application needs. It returns a declarative list of subscriptions as JSON.
Elmio is an open-source project, and contributions are welcome! If you encounter any issues or have ideas for improvements, please feel free to submit them via the project's issue tracker or open a pull request.
Elmio is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.