How to use ES6 classes to imitate Vue and write a two-way binding

This time I will show you how to use ES6 classes to imitate Vue to write a two-way binding. Use ES6 classes to imitate Vue to write a two-way binding. What are the precautions? What are the practical cases below? Let’s take a look.

The final effect is as follows:

Constructor (constructor)

Constructs a TinyVue object, including basic el, data, methods

class TinyVue{
 constructor({el, data, methods}){
  this.$data = data
  this.$el = document.querySelector(el)
  this.$methods = methods
  // 初始化
  this._compile()
  this._updater()
  this._watcher()
 }
}

Compiler(compile)

Used to parse click events of v-model and elements bound to input boxes and drop-down boxes@ click.

First create a function to load events:

// el为元素tagName，attr为元素属性（v-model，@click）
_initEvents(el, attr, callBack) {
 this.$el.querySelectorAll(el).forEach(i => {
  if(i.hasAttribute(attr)) {
   let key = i.getAttribute(attr)
   callBack(i, key)
  }
 })
}

Load input box event

this._initEvents('input, textarea', 'v-model', (i, key) => {
 i.addEventListener('input', () => {
  Object.assign(this.$data, {[key]: i.value})
 })
})

Load selection box event

this._initEvents('select', 'v-model', (i, key) => {
 i.addEventListener('change', () => Object.assign(this.$data, {[key]: i.options[i.options.selectedIndex].value}))
})

Load click Event

The click event corresponds to the event in methods

this._initEvents('*', '@click', (i, key) => {
 i.addEventListener('click', () => this.$methods[key].bind(this.$data)())
})

View updater(updater)

In the same way, first create a public function to handle different The view in the element includes the value of input and textarea, the selection value of select, and the innerHTML of p

_initView(el, attr, callBack) {
 this.$el.querySelectorAll(el, attr, callBack).forEach(i => {
  if(i.hasAttribute(attr)) {
   let key = i.getAttribute(attr),
    data = this.$data[key]
   callBack(i, key, data)
  }
 })
}

Update the input box view

this._initView('input, textarea', 'v-model', (i, key, data) => {
 i.value = data
})

Update the selection box view

this._initView('select', 'v-model', (i, key, data) => {
 i.querySelectorAll('option').forEach(v => {
  if(v.value == data) v.setAttribute('selected', true)
  else v.removeAttribute('selected')
 })
})

Update innerHTML

The implementation method here is a bit low. I only think of regular replacement {{text}}

let regExpInner = /\{{ *([\w_\-]+) *\}}/g
this.$el.querySelectorAll("*").forEach(i => {
 let replaceList = i.innerHTML.match(regExpInner) || (i.hasAttribute('vueID') && i.getAttribute('vueID').match(regExpInner))
 if(replaceList) {
  if(!i.hasAttribute('vueID')) {
   i.setAttribute('vueID', i.innerHTML)
  }
  i.innerHTML = i.getAttribute('vueID')
  replaceList.forEach(v => {
   let key = v.slice(2, v.length - 2)
   i.innerHTML = i.innerHTML.replace(v, this.$data[key])
  })
 }
})

Listener (watcher)

Update after data changes View

<p>
 <input><br>
 <input><br>
 <textarea></textarea><br>
 <button>加一</button>
 </p><h1 id="您输入的是-text-text-text">您输入的是：{{text1}}+{{text2}}+{{text3}}</h1>
 <select>
  <option>Volvo</option>
  <option>Saab</option>
 </select>
 <select>
  <option>Volvo</option>
  <option>Saab</option>
 </select>
 <h1 id="您选择了-select">您选择了：{{select}}</h1>

<script></script>
<script>
 let app = new TinyVue({
  el: &#39;#app&#39;,
  data: {
   text1: 123,
   text2: 456,
   text3: &#39;文本框&#39;,
   select: &#39;saab&#39;
  },
  methods: {
   add() {
    this.text1 ++
    this.text2 ++
   }
  }
 })
</script>

TinyVue all code

class TinyVue{
 constructor({el, data, methods}){
  this.$data = data
  this.$el = document.querySelector(el)
  this.$methods = methods
  this._compile()
  this._updater()
  this._watcher()
 }
 _watcher(data = this.$data) {
  let that = this
  Object.keys(data).forEach(i => {
   let value = data[i]
   Object.defineProperty(data, i, {
    enumerable: true,
    configurable: true,
    get: function () {
     return value;
    },
    set: function (newVal) {
     if (value !== newVal) {
      value = newVal;
      that._updater()
     }
    }
   })
  })
 }
 _initEvents(el, attr, callBack) {
  this.$el.querySelectorAll(el).forEach(i => {
   if(i.hasAttribute(attr)) {
    let key = i.getAttribute(attr)
    callBack(i, key)
   }
  })
 }
 _initView(el, attr, callBack) {
  this.$el.querySelectorAll(el, attr, callBack).forEach(i => {
   if(i.hasAttribute(attr)) {
    let key = i.getAttribute(attr),
     data = this.$data[key]
    callBack(i, key, data)
   }
  })
 }
 _updater() {
  this._initView('input, textarea', 'v-model', (i, key, data) => {
   i.value = data
  })
  this._initView('select', 'v-model', (i, key, data) => {
   i.querySelectorAll('option').forEach(v => {
    if(v.value == data) v.setAttribute('selected', true)
    else v.removeAttribute('selected')
   })
  })
  let regExpInner = /\{{ *([\w_\-]+) *\}}/g
  this.$el.querySelectorAll("*").forEach(i => {
   let replaceList = i.innerHTML.match(regExpInner) || (i.hasAttribute('vueID') && i.getAttribute('vueID').match(regExpInner))
   if(replaceList) {
    if(!i.hasAttribute('vueID')) {
     i.setAttribute('vueID', i.innerHTML)
    }
    i.innerHTML = i.getAttribute('vueID')
    replaceList.forEach(v => {
     let key = v.slice(2, v.length - 2)
     i.innerHTML = i.innerHTML.replace(v, this.$data[key])
    })
   }
  })
 }
 _compile() {
  this._initEvents('*', '@click', (i, key) => {
   i.addEventListener('click', () => this.$methods[key].bind(this.$data)())
  })
  this._initEvents('input, textarea', 'v-model', (i, key) => {
   i.addEventListener('input', () => {
    Object.assign(this.$data, {[key]: i.value})
   })
  })
  this._initEvents('select', 'v-model', (i, key) => {
   i.addEventListener('change', () => Object.assign(this.$data, {[key]: i.options[i.options.selectedIndex].value}))
  })
 }
}

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