api.md

Respo API

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Detailed API descriptions now live in source doc strings inside calcit.cirru. Use Calcit CLI to inspect them:

calcit query def respo.core/defcomp
calcit query def respo.core/render!
calcit query def respo.render.html/make-string

calcit query examples <ns/def> is also useful when an API has runnable examples.

User APIs

Namespace	Function
respo.core	defcomp
	div
	<>
	defeffect
	create-element
	render!
	render-with!
	memo-comp-by
	memo-value-by
	clear-cache!
	realize-ssr!
	list->
	for-keyed
	show
	effect-on-mount
	effect-on-update
	effect-on-unmount
	effect-watch
	error-boundary
	make-render-scheduler
	>>
respo.resource	resource-idle resource-reducer load-resource!
respo.comp.space	comp-space =<
respo.comp.inspect	comp-inspect
respo.render.html	make-string

Lower level APIs

Normally you do not need these lower level APIs for everyday component work, but they are useful for understanding the rendering pipeline.

Namespace	Function
respo.util.format	purify-element
	mute-element
respo.util.list	map-val
	map-with-idx
respo.render.diff	find-element-diffs
respo.render.patch	apply-dom-changes
respo.controller.client	activate-instance!
	patch-instance!

Legacy standalone API pages were merged into source doc strings. Older names such as make-html and render-app are no longer separate API pages.

The immutable-data-oriented conditional, keyed list, lifecycle, ref, resource, error, and batching APIs are introduced together in Common primitives.

APIs

map-with-idx

respo.util.list/map-with-idx identity ([] :a :b)
; [] ([] 0 :a) ([] 1 :b)