Split components' development work into pure developers and dataIO developers. If you control the props of a component, you can control the lifecycle of components in your project. Even you can employee another one to write components following your rules.
Actually, it's a mini-runtime, if you want to limit developers to create controlled components, you can use it.
Following the register.ts, you can see that we use the single instance of middleware to register some components and props, then we can render it in normal react components in our business, don't worry, it has been wrapped by memo.
Then, we could split the work from component's developer, we can add a dev character called DataIOer, they are professional to specify which props components could get, one component is mapped to one dataIO unless there have duplicate names.
Wrap post and get function with mock registerization
You could use a hook to get a complete form model, even you are face with an array format
To control starting and ending of animation easily
It could be responsive to parent container's size changed, fixed width and height element will be ordered with animation
Imperative method to call a modal instead of declarative method.
You can extend modal using props: type and use it in your project everywhere
It is used in pagination when scrolling
A component could be moved
Imperative method to call a dropdown instead of declarative method.
You can pass the HTMLElement and get a auto positioned dropdown modal. And it will match the mobile page
A Simple SWR, it can cache last response for specify request. It also provide the wrapper of GET/POST, it could be merged with the custom post/get function
This is a container for managing progress of any activity, and any caller can register and subscribe to any 'progress source' corresponding to a key.
This is a patch for any project, it could be used to store deeply nested component's local state and apply it to other components.
Provide a framework to deal with the limitation in the frontend. It use the localStorage to store rest counts and expire date. It support the total count number(default: 10) and expired hours(default: 24)
Use react portal to dynamic make a new modal, it's necessary to use a common modal component. It could be used in mini-program
The component will always retry image request to confirm it could load the whole image (using the default cache in browser), if it is not ready, it will show the loading render
Which could setup a form by simple config like DSL or directive function call